THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI 
NOMADLAND 
THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH 
For the third consecutive year, Women In Film has released its awards-season ballot, recognizing all the women whose work behind the camera made this year's biggest films possible.As critics and guilds start voting and handing out awards, the WIF #VoteForWomen ballot seeks to shine a light on the women and nonbinary film professionals for consideration.In a statement, Women In Film said, "Every year we see hundreds of women excelling at their roles as creative and craft leads on the set...
Hear/Say Productions
Frances
McDormand
McDormand has the career any actor would kill for: a closely guarded personal life, plum roles with interesting characters and four Oscars to back it all up, a number that now exceeds even Meryl Streep and puts McDormand behind only Katharine Hepburn lead actress win record. One of those four statues is for producing, as McDormand became the first performer to win the prize for both acting and producing in the same year when she won the top female accolade for 2021’s “Nomadland.” Next for her are even more personal, yet exciting, independent roles: Lady Macbeth in an adaptation of “The Tragedy of Macbeth” opposite Denzel Washington, directed by husband Joel Coen for a Christmas release, and a co-starring role in female-fronted “Women Talking” from director Sarah Polley alongside Rooney Mara and Claire Foy.
