From my trip to the @academymuseum.bsky.social 💙

All of the Wikipedia deep dives paid off. Cited on “The Testament of Ann Lee” Wikipedia 😎 Many thanks to @apat10.bsky.social for sending this!

Since it’s a milestone ep here are some extra pictures for a few things mentioned in today’s episode. 1: Chels took this photo of Adrienne Shelly Polaroid at the Academy Museum 2: Sara Bareilles in concert 2019 3: Sara Bareilles in concert 2019 - and singing “A Soft Place to Land” from Waitress

I used Serializd for two months. But now that I’m watching more TV (I have Housewives franchises to dive into!), I’m back on. So, follow me if you want? srlzd.com/u/msmlroberts

Y’all, it’s a big episode. And I wouldn’t want to talk about “Waitress” with anyone else. This film truly was the paradigm shift for me. Adrienne Shelly and her film came into my life at such a formative age, and it piqued my interest in women in film. Hope you all enjoy this ep as much as I do! 🥧💛

The Letterboxd list we all need to check out!

Alexa, play “Father Figure” by George Michael.

Today’s the day, everybody! Starting at 10am EST, we will be announcing the winners for our second annual Pittsburgh Film Critics Association Awards! We’re so excited to share our favorites from 2025 and invite you to follow along with us. #PFCAAwards2025

Ending in “When Harry Met Sally” as I do every year.

Calling all Suits and Outer Banks fans! Director Valerie Weiss is on the pod!

A dream it would’ve been to see Nicole Kidman in a Lynn Shelton movie.

Double feature. “Towheads” (2013) dir. Shannon Plumb “If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You” (2025) dir. Mary Bronstein

The Pittsburgh Film Critics Association is proud to announce our nominees for Best Picture of 2025! The winner will be announced January 7th.

Today, we’re highlighting a podcast episode from @msmlroberts.bsky.social of the @femalegazefilmpod.bsky.social podcast, where she interviews Sophie Brooks, writer/director of OH, HI!, one of Sundance 2025’s most exciting films. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/f...

My cousin was at a house party in London over 15 years ago and had an hours-long conversation with another partygoer. It was Florence Welch.

Check out my favorite films of the year!

Completing the year with another appearance on the Female Gaze podcast to discuss Jane Campion's brilliant The Power of the Dog was brilliant. A film I can never grow tired of discovering more in depth details and appreciating it. bsky.app/profile/fema... open.spotify.com/episode/3u8u...

Joining @msmlroberts.bsky.social of the @femalegazefilmpod.bsky.social and discussing Wanda one of the first films independently directed by an Actress/Director was a pleasure. bsky.app/profile/fema... open.spotify.com/episode/74pl...

Last episode of 2025! What a great year it has been! Ending with this indie gem.

One of my favorite films of the year! Loved talking with Lilian about her film.

Can’t stop thinking about this scene. The performances. The choreography. The editing!

Rob Reiner: I'm going to make a coming of age drama, a fantasy adventure story, a romantic comedy, a psychological horror and then a courtroom drama. Us: Across your entire career? Reiner: In a 6 year period. Us: That sounds- Reiner: -Each one will be arguably the best movie in that genre.

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Writer Eoin Daly @eoindaily.bsky.social is back on the podcast, and they’ve joined Morgan to discuss Jane Campion’s 2021 film, “The Power of the Dog.” Episode available now wherever you listen to podcasts! www.buzzsprout.com/1638073/epis...

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This week on Female Gaze: The Film Club, Morgan is joined by director Tatyana Tenenbaum and producer Brighid Greene to discuss their film, “Everything You Have Is Yours.” Episode available now wherever you listen to podcasts! www.buzzsprout.com/1638073/epis...

So excited to be on The World According to Glenn!

The Grand-Santa lore is very important to me!

“20th Century Women” (2016) dir. Mike Mills “Train Dreams” (2025) dir. Clint Bentley

Rewatching “Bachelorette” earlier this year, I knew I wanted to cover this film on the podcast. No one champions this film like Louie and I knew there’d be no better guest for this episode. Check it out!

The pandemic was *bad* but I did get to meet Jackie and that is a real gift! She’s such a talented filmmaker and I got to see her film “Cheat” this summer.

This episode is fun for multiple reasons: It’s a great Marvel film Brian knows so much about the MCU; a perfect guest I know nothing about the MCU and you can hear me fighting for my life 😂

Hello! I’ve been quite behind on here but we’ve had some episodes drop over the past few weeks. Here’s our most recent episodes:

Damn not Diane Ladd. RIP to a real one.

Treating myself to round 2 of “The Mastermind.” Kelly Reichardt, thank you for making this film specifically for me 🙏🏻

Can’t stop thinking about “Train Dreams.”

Today is the 30th anniversary of Kathryn Bigelow’s “Strange Days.” It’s a fascinating, prescient sci-fi thriller. Listen to me discuss the film with @msmlroberts.bsky.social on her podcast, @femalegazefilmpod.bsky.social. #Movies #Films #FilmSky www.buzzsprout.com/1638073/epis...

scorpio season🦂

“The Mastermind” (2025) dir. Kelly Reichardt

Apparently, jewels were stolen from the Louvre. And if this guy isn’t the number one suspect, what are we even doing?

I love Nia DaCosta’s “Candyman” and I couldn’t have asked for a better guest!

Top 20 of the Year (so far). Still lots to see!

The earnestness of “Roofman” won me over. Yes, it’s a heist film. Yes, there’s a rom-dramedy element. But more than anything, the way this film wears its heart on its sleeve deeply moved me. Full review on the Female Gaze: The Film Club website! www.femalegazefilmclub.com/filmreviews/...

Jen has the best accidental foreshadowing and it’s incredible.

Such a great discussion about a truly immaculate directorial debut!

“The Family Stone” was such an important film to me in my youth. Diane Keaton as the matriarch in the film was a defining movie mom for me. There’s so much to say about Diane Keaton, & I’m certainly not the best to memorialize her. But damn, I’m so sad. RIP to the legendary Diane Keaton.

All of this! www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...

Despite some really great performances from June Squibb and Erin Kellyman, “Eleanor the Great” could never truly find its emotional core nor understand, in full, what it was trying to say. Full review: www.femalegazefilmclub.com/filmreviews/...

Get ready for another great series!

Filmmaker Nicola Rose is back on the podcast to talk all about her latest film “Magnetosphere.” Episode is available now wherever you listen to podcasts! www.buzzsprout.com/1638073/epis...