On the day the Oscar nominations were announced, Coralie Fargeat, the director of "The Substance," sat with her laptop in her tiny one-bedroom flat in Paris' bohemian 20th arrondissement ...

Coralie Fargeat appears to be a Stanley Kubrick fan as she borrowed some elements from the legendary filmmaker's movies for ...

These men ultimately punish her for it, similar to how Moore’s character in The Substance is punished by ... The harrowing scene is shot carefully by Fargeat, who spends more time following ...

Fargeat's and Moore’s efforts in "The Substance" turn the film into a palpably sincere, raw representation of the inner thoughts of women working in the industry. The greatest takeaway from the film ...

“The Substance,” Fargeat’s daring sophomore ... Much like the characters, we are one. Writer/director Coralie Fargeat does a great job setting up the film quickly, with an opening shot ...

The Substance has been described as a “feminist body horror”. 1 Writer, director and producer Coralie Fargeat explicitly set out to make “a feminist movie to open everyone’s eyes” to the ...

Well, Coralie has finally shared her take on why ... She went on to say that The Substance uses so many bum close-ups as a way of inviting viewers to think about “how much it is the focus ...

Martin Scorsese is a fiercely passionate director and trailblazer within the medium, and allegedly considered resorting to extreme lengths to make his 1976 film.

The leading lady’s turn in director Coralie Fargeat’s high-performing horror ... a Screen Actors Guild Award for her role in “The Substance,” and — oh yeah, our award for Best Dressed.