What Greta Gerwig’s “Lady Bird” taught me how to grapple with my own pretentious teenage dreams and stand face-to-face with ...

That woman is, of course, Greta Gerwig, whose film Lady Bird, out now ... Fifty per cent of directors being female by 2020 sounds great in theory, but how will we actually get to that ...

Critics have lavished praise on the film and its writer/director, Greta Gerwig, calling it "big-screen perfection" and "exquisite." The problem with Lady Bird isn't so much that it's a bad movie ...

I wholeheartedly recommend you watch Lady Bird and hope you feel the warmth and magic Gerwig has brought to life. The Young Reporter Scheme provides a platform for student voices and articles ...

Ryan Coogler’s Fruitvale Station—and now Greta Gerwig and Lady Bird. Greta has a kind of momentum that feels like it must help contain a million good ideas from flying out of the atmosphere.

“Lady Bird” and “Little Women.” Wilson Webb/Columbia Pictures In Gerwig’s version of “Little Women,” Louisa May Alcott, the book’s author, is perhaps the real heroine of the March ...

Soon, friends, family, and co-workers will be re-ingrained in the Great Debate ... Previous examples of Gerwig’s work being informed by Christianity include Lady Bird eating non-blessed ...