Frankie is an independent PR consultant who recently kicked out her womanizing politician boyfriend. She accepts a job with a company where Dr. Jeff Peters is developing a robot, Ulysses, made in his likeness, that he hopes to send up to space. Ulysses, however, is more interested in learning about Frankie and the wide world around him.
Category Archives: Female Filmmaker Friday
Penny Lane is Dead [2026] [Female Filmmaker Friday]
Martika Ramirez Escobar: Leonor Will Never Die (2022) [Female Filmmaker Friday] [Asian Cinema August]
Retired action filmmaker Leonor, in hopes of revitalizing her career, falls into a coma after being struck with a television, waking up to find herself in her own unfinished screenplay.
Anvita Dutt: Bulbbul (2020) [Female Filmmaker Friday] [Asian Cinema August]
In 19th-century Bengal, Bulbbul, a child bride, is married off to the much older Indranil, a wealthy lord, and sent to live on his estate. She grows close to his youngest brother Satya, who is nearer to her age. As the two grow up together, they share stories of a chudail (a demon woman) lurking in the forest.
Lee Soo-Yeon: Bluebeard (2017) [Female Filmmaker Friday] [Asian Cinema August]
Lulu Wang: The Farewell (2019) [Female Filmmaker Friday]
Nia DaCosta: The Marvels (2023 [Female Filmmaker Friday] [SDCC 2026]
Decades after we first met Carol Danvers as Captain Marvel, she finds herself teaming up with a now-grown Monica Rambeau and teenage Ms. Marvel Kamala Khan to try and stop a vengeful Kree from destroying the universe.





