Jane Campion to Direct Benedict Cumberbatch, Elisabeth Moss in ‘The Power of the Dog’
Campion will direct and write adaptation of Thomas Savage’s 1967 novel
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All 13 Oscar Best Picture Nominees Directed by a Woman, From ‘The Piano’ to ‘Lady Bird’ (Photos)
Greta Gerwig is the most recent to join the elite list
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Every Female Director Nominated for an Oscar, From Lina Wertmuller to Greta Gerwig (Photos)
“Lady Bird” writer-director last year became only the fifth woman nominated by the Academy in the directing category
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Jane Campion Endorses ‘Leave No Trace’ Director Debra Granik for Oscar Nomination
The Academy Award winner tells IndieWire she’s frustrated by the lack of recognition for female directors
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Cannes Report, Day 3: Women Rule, ‘Cold War’ Hailed as ‘Best Film’ Yet
Ryan Coogler’s panel nabbed headlines while acquisitions are heating up
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Cannes Report, Day 1: ‘Everybody Knows’ Premieres, Cate Blanchett Shines on the Croisette
The 2018 festival is in full swing: Some distributors have already been quick to pounce on films
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Cannes’ Female Troubles: Women Directors Have Always Been Scarce
TheWrap Cannes magazine: Since the festival began, only 4.3 percent of its competition films have been directed by women — and while the percentage is improving, it’s doing so slowly
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Women in Cannes: A Short History of Small Victories and Decades of Male Dominance (Photos)
From the first female director in competition to the first (and only) to win the Palme d’Or, here are a few milestones in a festival that hasn’t been welcoming to women filmmakers
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Joyce Carol Oates ‘Baffled’ by Jane Campion’s ‘Atrocious’ ‘Top of the Lake: China Girl’
“Greatly admire Jane Campion’s work, but we were baffled by atrocious script & acting, overwrought plot, silly comic relief,” Oates tweeted
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‘Top of the Lake: China Girl’ Review: Jane Campion Improves on Strong First Season
“China Girl” premieres on SundanceTV this Sunday
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Annette Bening Named as President of Venice Film Festival Jury
Actress ends an 11-year run of male jury heads
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Cannes, Day 7: Chic Class Photos; ‘Top of the Lake’ Holds Marathon at Palais
Home stretch approaches as Jane Campion holds a six-hour screening in France
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Cannes Film Festival Finds Reason to Celebrate, Even With That Netflix Problem
French exhibitors aren’t happy the streaming service got an invite to the Croisette, but the stacked lineup of international auteurs should be a cinema lover’s dream
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Nicole Kidman Joins Elisabeth Moss in ‘Top of the Lake: China Girl’ Trailer (Video)
“Game of Thrones'” Gwendoline Christie also features in the preview for Jane Campion’s series
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Cannes Lineup Includes Sofia Coppola, Noah Baumbach, Todd Haynes Movies
Lineup of international auteurs also includes a VR installation by Alejandro Inarritu and two episodes of “Twin Peaks” from David Lynch
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Tahra Grant Hired as Sony Pictures VP for Corporate Communications
Exec previously worked at Rubenstein Communications
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Sex, Violence, Pretty Clothes and a Long, Cold Winter Come to Cannes
Cannes 2014: The competition gets serious with “Winter Sleep,” stylish with “Saint Laurent” and pulpy with “Wild Tales”
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‘Girl Movie’ Day at Cannes: The Women Throw a Dark, Depressing Party
Cannes 2014: “Party Girl” and “That Lovely Girl” kick off Un Certain Regard with a day of downbeat dramas directed or co-directed by women
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Cannes Calls 12 More to Jury Duty
Un Certain Regard and Camera d’Or juries will consist of a dozen international directors, actors, technicians and journalists
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Spike Lee Revises ‘Essential’ Films List to Include 7 By Women
One woman previously excluded from the list now has more films on it than Alfred Hitchcock, John Huston, Federico Fellini and Stanley Kubrick
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‘Harry Potter’ Star Rupert Grint to Make Stage Debut in ‘Mojo’
Ben Whishaw and "Downton Abbey" actor Brendan Coyle will co-star in West End production
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Emmys: How ‘Mad Men’s’ Perfect Peggy Got Down and Dirty for ‘Top of the Lake’ (Video)
Elisabeth Moss on "Mad Men's" ending: "That's the last time I will ever play Peggy — that, to me, is so strange"
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Emmys: How the Miniseries Rose From the Dead
Left for dead a couple of years ago, miniseries now dominate TV movies in the Emmy longform categories
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Jane Campion Grilled on ‘Bright Star’
On being inspired by a horse and obsessed with her male star.
