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Julia Lasker
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Associate, FF2 Media
New York
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By Julia Lasker| FF2 Media Verified For several years now, the author on every literary fiction reader’s lips has been Sally Rooney. Fans of the genre fell in love with her writing when her debut novel, Conversations with Friends, came out in 2017. Her next novel, Normal People, swept the nation and remains a literary favorite to this day. Since then, her words, translated in every language and giving way to two popular television series, have continued to captivate readers with an almost unprecedented power.
By Julia Lasker| FF2 Media Verified I Used To Be Funny, starring Rachel Sennott as a stand-up comedian struggling with PTSD, is the debut feature of Ally Pankiw. The film is a touching exploration of one woman trying to rebuild her life after trauma. To celebrate her beautiful debut and its arrival on streaming, we’re taking a look back at Ally’s career. Born and raised in Canada, Ally started out directing music videos for the French production company Partizan Midi-Minuit.
By Julia Lasker| FF2 Media Verified For several years now, the author on every literary fiction reader’s lips has been Sally Rooney. Fans of the genre fell in love with her writing when her debut novel, Conversations with Friends, came out in 2017. Her next novel, Normal People, swept the nation and remains a literary favorite to this day. Since then, her words, translated in every language and giving way to two popular television series, have continued to captivate readers with an almost unprecedented power.
Company Info
FF2 Media
FF2 Media is an online media company dedicated to criticizing films written and/or directed by women. Unlike Rotten Tomatoes, comprised of only 17 percent women, our all-female staff of critics and contributors provide reviews, features, interviews and editorials. Our team is comprised of associates, contributors, editors, graphic artists, web techs and interns who collaborate on daily content aimed at bringing attention to films made by women. This includes small "indies" and foreign language films in order to fully celebrate women's accomplishments in the entertainment industry. Through social media, FF2 Media highlights not only the women who bring stories to life through film, but also female fans and critics who want to see themselves represented on screen. Our critics – of various ages, races and religions – believe that leadership and artistry are not restricted by gender.
New York, United States
Founded: 2002