Director Tom George makes his feature film debut with the light and breezy whodunit See How They Run. Working from a script by Mark Chappell, the film takes on an Agatha Christie inspired stroll through well-trodden whodunit terrain.
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Following her phenomenal debut, Lady Bird, writer/director Greta Gerwig sets her sights on another coming-of-age tale. Classic and timeless, Little Women has long been a passion project for the breakthrough filmmaker, and she brings her effervescent charm, keen intellect, and personal artistry to table (along with a slew of world-class talent) to craft a sincere and heartfelt adaptation that feels fresh, nuanced, and surprisingly modern.
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A24 continue to astonish with Lady Bird, the directorial debut of actress Greta Gerwig. It's an honest and poignant depiction of late adolescence whose universality is sure to land with most, if not all, moviegoers. Gerwig, who has also co-wrote several scripts with Noam Baumbach prior to Lady Bird, has taken a few pages from Baumbach's book, but in such a way as to not become derivative; her film emanates indisputable freshness, finding roots in Gerwig's crisp script and taken to new heights by the mesmerizing performance of Saoirse Ronan.
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