The radical courage of silent movie stuntwomen.

America’s game is a fun-house mirror for our national character.

In “The Danish Girl,” womanhood is studied, perfected, and performed.

One writer’s personal history with Highsmith’s forbidden love story—first as a young woman and then as a wife and mother.

Chilean filmmaker Patricio Guzmán works at the bloody crossroads where art and politics meet.

"The Price of Salt" was a dime-store paperback that became a groundbreaking work of lesbian culture.

Todd Haynes’s “Carol” mistakes aesthetics for meaning.

Frederick Wiseman's forty-third documentary takes on the most diverse neighborhood in the world

Gaspar Noe’s new movie is a sentimental look at love

‘Room’ and ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ refuse to ogle victims of sexual violence.

What happens when women stop being polite and start getting real? The violent offenders of “Suffragette” do little to elevate social justice on film