“Greta,” “Woman at War” and “Saint Judy” tell the stories of dangerous women—some terrifying and some trailblazing—who don’t back down.
Pick of the Week
Picks of the Week are Women and Hollywood writers’ recommendations of women-driven and women-made movies and series they’re most excited about.
Picks of the Week: Two Documentaries Tackling Tough Subjects with Grace and Dignity are Coming to HBO
“United Skates” and “It’s a Tough Life Ain’t It” confront racism and the prison-industrial complex—but give viewers good cause for optimism.
Picks of the Week: Gender and Justice Intersecting On-Screen
“Birds of Passage,” “Lorena” and “Kim Possible” will bring women-centered stories about crime and justice to big and small screens this weekend.
Picks of the Week: Three Awkward, Activist, Women-Driven Coming-of-Age Stories Streaming Now
“One Day at a Time,” “Song of Parkland” and “Pen15” bring modern girlhood—and activism—into sharp focus.
Picks of the Week: Complex, Female-Led Stories Come to Life in “Russian Doll” and “Daughter of Mine”
The gimmicky-sounding premise of “Russian Doll” gets taken to unexpectedly deep and dark places, and “Daughter of Mine” is a film filled to the brim with empathy. Both are out—on big and small screens—this weekend.