During WWW 23 we look ahead to exclusive background material that illuminates the history and filming of Martin Scorsese’s long-awaited film, “Killers of the Flower Moon” (Sarah Adamson). While looking back at new perspectives on Penny Marshall’s 2001 film, “Ride in Cars with Men“(Olivia Collette); and in Alex Garland’s 2018 sci-fi thriller, “BREAKING“(Ally Johnson) and others.
Beth Accomando writes about the revered actress Michelle Yeoh, who is up for the Best Actress Oscar at this year’s Academy Awards for the most nominated film “Everything, Everywhere All At Once.” You will be brought into the world of other respected talent like Lashana Lynch (Niani Scott); Mary J. Blige (Carla Hay); and filmmakers John Sayles (Caroline Madden) and Catherine Breillat (Justin Smith). Identical twin journalists Hannah and Cailin Loesch will present their exclusive interview with the talent behind Rian Johnson’s hit show, “Poker Face,” as Nell Minow will publish her conversation with the London-based critic Anna Bogutskaya, in her new book, Unlike Female Characters: Women Pop Culture Wants To Hate You.
Our fearsome female critics will review this week’s full slate of releases, including the highly touted slasher sequel, “Scream VI” (Monica Castillo), while our awards season expert Susan Wloszczyna will share her predictions for this year’s Academy Award winners in time for the Oscar telecast on Sunday, March 12.
So come back daily from Monday, March 6, to Sunday, March 12, to enjoy more writers’ delights. And a big Thanks to all our beloved contributing writers for sharing your insights with us: Beth Accomando, Sarah Adamson, Nandini Balial, Monica Castillo, Olivia Collette, Laura Emerick, Cristina Escobar, Marya Gates, Carla Hay, Ally Johnson, Christy Lemire, The Loesch Sisters, Caroline Madden, Nell Minow, Sherin Nicole, Sheila O’Malley, Carla Renata, Katie Rife, Peyton Robinson, Niani Scott, Mira Singer, Justine Smith, Whitney Spencer, Susan Wloszczyna and Stacey Yvonne.
For Table of Contents compilations of our previous installments of Women Writers Week please see 2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022.