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2026 Films, Documentaries, Profile, reviews

12 min read

Femme Film Series: May Spotlight on Doc 10 and Chicago Critics Film Festival

by Rebecca Martin

May 5, 2026

This month’s lineup leans heavily into documentaries, with “The Invite” as the lone outlier. Watching these films, I kept circling back to my own life—each one opening up a different

reviews, Sundance

7 min read

Sundance 2026: “Leviticus,” “I Want Your Sex,” and “The Invite”

by Emily Jacobson

February 3, 2026

As I got deeper into the festival and more sleep deprived, my second dispatch from Sundance saw some common themes begin to emerge in the films I was seeing. In

Film Festivals, Profile, Sundance

6 min read

Breaking Through the Lens at Sundance: Filmmakers on Resilience, Risk, and Not Selling Out

by Rebecca Martin

January 29, 2026

There’s a particular kind of honesty that surfaces at Sundance—usually not on the red carpet, but in the quiet spaces where filmmakers gather to tell the truth about how hard

2022 Films, Indigenous in Film, Letterboxd, Profile

5 min read

Top ten films directed by women to watch for in 2022!

by cinemafemme

May 13, 2022

We are taking a beat after our short film fest to share the 2022 female directed films we cannot wait to see. All of these films will either be premiering

Comedy, Coming of Age, Interviews

7 min read

Ten years later, the world is ready for ‘Booksmart’

by Pamela Powell

May 29, 2019

There are two main reasons Olivia Wilde's directorial debut "Booksmart" is getting such high praises: Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever.
Comedy Essays

6 min read

‘Booksmart’: Class of Gen Z

by Danielle Acton

May 29, 2019

Throw a reunion if you've graduated within the last ten years because "Booksmart" is the most accurate depiction of what it's like to be a high schooler in the 2010s.