Josephine Decker Casts a Spell with Elisabeth Moss in ‘Shirley’
“Moss is nothing short of phenomenal in ‘Shirley,’ filling out her performance with a steady flow of poisonously perfect wisecracks, putdowns and insults…”
“Moss is nothing short of phenomenal in ‘Shirley,’ filling out her performance with a steady flow of poisonously perfect wisecracks, putdowns and insults…”
“‘Shirley’ is not just a film about the pain and struggle of creativity for all artists, but about women particularly.”
Pablo Staricco Cadenazzi Interviews ‘Madeline’s Madeline’ Cinematographer Ashley Connor
“At the risk of succumbing to the Sundance hype atmosphere, writer/director Josephine Decker may be offering a new form of altered cinematic consciousness with ‘Madeline’s Madeline.’”
Tanner Tafelski Interviews Theodore Collatos
“At times, Zefrey and Josephine seem more in love with their own clever filmmaking than they are with each other.”
Simmering with sensuality, the second feature from NYC filmmaker Josephine Decker enraptures with vivid imagery while establishing a burning fire of abstract connotations.
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