Tag: Women in Film


  • Aimee Lou Wood Says Angelina Jolie Backed Her on a Hostage Film Set

    Aimee Lou Wood Says Angelina Jolie Backed Her on a Hostage Film Set

    When speaking up on set, Aimee Lou Wood found an unexpected ally In a candid confession that’s resonating across Hollywood circles, Aimee Lou Wood shared how a moment of fear and hesitation on a hostage-themed film set was met with a decisive show of support from Angelina Jolie. Wood recalls a scene so tense that…

  • Kristen Stewart: Neglect of female filmmakers is an industry emergency

    Kristen Stewart: Neglect of female filmmakers is an industry emergency

    Actor’s impassioned call for change at a pivotal industry gathering Kristen Stewart delivered a pointed critique of how female directors are treated in Hollywood, calling out what she described as “the violence of silencing” and arguing that the film industry is “in a state of emergency.” Speaking at the Academy Women’s Luncheon, Stewart joined other…

  • Kristen Stewart Calls to End the Silencing of Female Directors

    Kristen Stewart Calls to End the Silencing of Female Directors

    Kristen Stewart’s Call to Action in Hollywood Acclaimed actor and outspoken advocate Kristen Stewart addressed a pressing issue in the film industry: the ongoing marginalization and silencing of female directors. Speaking at the Academy Women’s Luncheon, Stewart framed the problem as a “state of emergency,” highlighting the persistent barriers that prevent women from receiving equal…

  • Famke Janssen on Redefining Roles: Ambition, Boundaries, and Woody Allen

    Famke Janssen on Redefining Roles: Ambition, Boundaries, and Woody Allen

    Rethinking a Iconic Label Famke Janssen has long been defined by high-profile roles and a screen presence that refuses to be easily categorized. In a candid conversation about her career and the evolving landscape of Hollywood, Janssen reflects on the term that often shadows female-led franchises: the Bond girl. She recalls how the phrase has…

  • Diane Ladd, Three-Time Oscar Nominee, Dies at 89: A Look at a Storied Acting Career

    Diane Ladd, Three-Time Oscar Nominee, Dies at 89: A Look at a Storied Acting Career

    Veteran Actress Diane Ladd Dies at 89 Celebrated actress Diane Ladd, a three-time Academy Award nominee whose career spanned more than six decades, has died at the age of 89. Her death, announced by her daughter on Monday, marks the loss of a performer whose versatility spanned gritty realism to warm maternal authority. A Career…

  • Diane Keaton, Trailblazing Star Who Redefined Women on Screen, Dies at 79

    Diane Keaton, Trailblazing Star Who Redefined Women on Screen, Dies at 79

    obituary: A luminous career that reshaped Hollywood Actress Diane Keaton, whose feisty wit, timbered voice, and fearless fashion helped redefine what a leading woman could be, has died at 79. Her passing closes a long, luminous arc in American cinema—a career that moved between comedy and drama with a rare fluency, and which for decades…

  • Gal Gadot Dares with Revealing Photo Set: Fans React

    Gal Gadot Dares with Revealing Photo Set: Fans React

    Introduction: A Bold Pivot for a Well-Curated Public Persona Israeli-born superstar Gal Gadot, long associated with a polished, modest public image, caught fans by surprise with a personal and markedly unconventional photo session. In a industry where stars often guard carefully crafted personas, Gadot’s latest posts lean into a more daring aesthetic. The shots feature…

  • Exploring Haifaa Al-Mansour’s ‘Unidentified’: A Deep Dive into Saudi Women’s Lives

    Exploring Haifaa Al-Mansour’s ‘Unidentified’: A Deep Dive into Saudi Women’s Lives

    Introduction Haifaa Al-Mansour, the first female filmmaker from Saudi Arabia, continues to break barriers with her latest film, Unidentified. This riveting murder mystery not only captivates audiences but also shines a light on the nuanced lives and challenges faced by women in Saudi Arabia. As Al-Mansour stated during a recent Q&A, “It’s easier to get…