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That woman is, of course, Greta Gerwig, whose film Lady Bird, out now, is a truly deserving nominee, beautifully reflecting the human experience. It’s a story about love, but not a love story.

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 ...

Throughout the 97-year history of the Academy Awards, only seven women have been nominated for the Oscar for Best Director.

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.

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 ...

“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 ...