July's long-awaited followup to her wonderful debut Me and You and Everyone We Know is every bit a proper Miranda July work, in that it explores her usual obsessions with communication, loneliness, guilt, sexuality, and repulsive '80s fashion. But it takes a murkier, gloomier path than her last film. July once again stars, this time as a woman in an empty… read more!

Outside of Barbra Streisand, who hasn't made a movie in years, I can't name any female writer/director/stars currently working in America. Can you? So I was anxious that multidisciplinary artist Miranda July's debut feature – starring herself as a struggling multidisciplinary artist – wouldn't just be a vanity project. Thankfully, there's so much happening in this film that I easily let go of… read more!