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Female Film Critics retweeted
When your friend is so suspicious about this year’s Sexiest Man Alive that they start digging and uncover an entire conspiracy:
(Honestly @people should be ashamed and just award this “title” fairly because clearly everyone hates what they’re currently doing)
Female Film Critics retweeted
BLUE HERON is nominated for two @weare_thegotham Awards!
BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE
BREAKTHROUGH DIRECTOR - @SophyRomvari
#TheGothams2026
Female Film Critics retweeted
Best Nonfiction Book: Popcorn Disabilities
This was one of the last nominations I submitted and it means a lot. This was a labor of love that I had to promote entirely on my own. I worried no one would find it. The fact that it's now an award nominee.....wow.
Female Film Critics retweeted
Just found out I got 4 (!) nominations for this year's National Arts & Entertainment Journalism awards from the @LAPressClub!!
Female Film Critics retweeted
I was on the @weare_thegotham nominating committee again this year!!! along with @mcastimovies, @Brian_Tallerico, @douglasgrnwd and @kateyrich!!!
Female Film Critics retweeted
What an honor to be nominated along with so many of my incredible colleagues. Congrats to all my friends and peers who are also nominated.
Variety Nominated for 62 Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards variety.com/2026/digital/new…
Female Film Critics retweeted
In case you missed it: My WICKER review for @InRO!
'The gender roles ruling Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s Wicker are meant to be obvious — something the viewer immediately recognizes and knows as true to the world, even without the ability to discern an exact time or place. That foundation allows the real work to begin, and this sophomore feature reveals the filmmaking duo’s central preoccupation: relationships, and how they are shaped by and vulnerable to the outside world. The duo’s follow-up to 2020’s Save Yourselves! also confirms that their dark sense of humor and taste for the absurd isn’t something they’ll shy away from anytime soon. Wicker is, in a word, weird.' inreviewonline.com/2026/10/2…
![Wicker — Alex Huston Fischer & Eleanor Wilson [Review] | In Review Online](https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/2113663905209982977/AHyxUr_O?format=jpg&name=800x419)
Female Film Critics retweeted
Want to see a truly scary movie this Halloween? May I recommend Cristian Mungiu’s Palme d’Or winner FJORD with Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve, a Rorschach test of a psychological/moral twister. Chilling, in a most impressive way. In theaters.
Female Film Critics retweeted
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Big congratulations to @SophyRomvari and the entire BLUE HERON team for their Gotham Award nominations for BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE and BREAKTHROUGH DIRECTOR!
Female Film Critics retweeted
Anatomy of a fall fit! 👕 Grab your Sandra Hüller @girlsontopstees shirt now available at Film Forum’s concession, and catch her brilliant performance in Paweł Pawlikowski’s FATHERLAND.
Female Film Critics retweeted
What we actually deserve
Errol Morris Is Sitting on a Secret Elizabeth Holmes Interview (EXCLUSIVE) variety.com/2026/film/featur…
Female Film Critics retweeted
A deeply queer feast of pre-Code bizarreness, James Whale's THE OLD DARK HOUSE is our third Pumpkin of 2026. @celizotte on the film's perverse pleasures:
reverseshot.org/features/352…
Female Film Critics retweeted
Amelia Dimoldenberg‘s “Chicken Shop Date” is coming to movie theaters to screen its final episode after 12 years.
Dimoldenberg is holding a one-night-only event on Nov. 24 at cinemas in the U.K., Ireland and Paris. All six episodes of the final series — which so far includes interviews with Oasis’ Noel Gallagher, Role Model and Jorja Smith — will be screened together in one “cinematic experience,” per a press release, featuring exclusive new material. The screening will culminate with the final unreleased episode, giving fans a chance to see it before it drops on YouTube Nov. 27.
variety.com/2026/film/global…
Female Film Critics retweeted
Austrian director Sandra Wollner’s atmospheric, constantly surprising new film EVERYTIME screens at FLC November 6-12 ahead of returning for a theatrical run in February 2027.
Don't miss one of the year's best films! 🎟️: filmlinc.org/everytime
Winner of the Cannes Un Certain Regard Prize and now Germany’s entry for Best International Feature Film at the 2027 Academy Awards.
Female Film Critics retweeted
someone should ask ava when exactly MARS ONE, RESIDUE, FUNNY BOY, BURNING CANE, MISSISSIPPI DAMNED, JEZEBEL… you know, some of the films she acquired? remember them? are they getting physical releases anytime soon, you think?
