Not exact matches
As previously reported, Oscar - winning
writer - director Sofia Coppola («Lost in Translation») has already made Cannes Film Festival history with her Focus Features period drama «The Beguiled,»
becoming just the second
woman in the event's 70 - year history to win
best director.
Those of us who'd like to see
better representation and treatment of
women in our entertainment have been happy to see that conversation
become fairly mainstream and unavoidable lately, but
writer and actor Simon Pegg really wishes that all that talk would translate into more actual change.
Reinforcing those broader trends, «Lady Bird»
writer - director Greta Gerwig
became only the fifth
woman ever to score a nomination for directing, while Peele
became the fifth black filmmaker to score a nomination in that category and just the third person to receive
best picture, directing and writing nominations for a debut feature.
Oscar - winning
writer - director Sofia Coppola («Lost in Translation») made Cannes Film Festival history May 28 by
becoming the second
woman in the event's 70 - year history to win
best director for her Focus Features period drama «The Beguiled.»
Director Craig Gillespie (REAL GIRL) and
writer Steven Rogers (HOPE FLOATS) take this idea and skate on the edge, right along with Tonya who
becomes the first
woman to land a triple axel in competition as
well as the most reviled figure in all of skating.