Brooklyn filmmaker Eliza Hittman found out the month before Sundance that her abortion drama “Never Rarely Sometimes Always” was also invited to the Berlinale Competition, where her film quickly ...

Eliza Hittman knew that it would be an uphill climb to make her latest film. “It’s divisive. I didn't expect it would be an easy movie to make. I didn’t expect it would be an easy movie to finance. I ...

Beach Rats helmer Eliza Hittman made her way to the Sundance Film Festival with her latest feature, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, which follows two teenage girls in rural Pennsylvania who, faced with ...

Few indie directors today navigate private spaces and fraught environments as effectively as Eliza Hittman, whose first two features “It Felt Like Love” and “Beach Rats” heralded a singular chronicler ...

Starring newcomer Sidney Flanigan, Eliza Hittman’s film Never Rarely Sometimes Always tells the harrowing story of a young woman who must travel from Pennsylvania to New York City in order to ...

With her third feature, “Never Rarely Sometimes Always,” the writer and director Eliza Hittman accomplishes something extraordinary: she expands her method and her style into a vision of the world.

The filmmaker has always sought fresh talents for her intimate films, and her latest features star-turns from a pair of cinematic newbies. At Sundance, she told IndieWire how she found them. In the ...

Emerging as one of the great directors of the sensitives and complexities of youth with her three features thus far, It Felt Like Love, Beach Rats, and Never Rarely Sometimes Always, we’ve been ...

About halfway through Eliza Hittman’s third feature, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, comes an almost overwhelmingly intimate and excruciating scene. Autumn (newcomer Sidney Flanigan), 17, sits on an ...

The Silver Bear winner explains how she assembled her naturalistic thriller and found her lead in a 19-year-old with no acting experience. Brooklyn filmmaker Eliza Hittman found out the month before ...