Greta Gerwig : Filmmaker
Examines the cinematic vision and worldview of director, Greta Gerwig.This is the first book to consider Gerwig as a writer-director. It argues that her three feature films to date—Lady Bird (2017), Little Women (2019) and Barbie (2023)—engage with debates about feminism and femininity through cinem...
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Edinburgh University Press
2026
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