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Gerwig explains that she spent approximately two years working on the "Lady Bird" script. She explains that she wanted to make her words count. She approaches her films like they are play rites.

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podcast of greta gerwig talking about coming of age

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Gerwig speaks about how she relates to "Lady Bird." She says the movie is not autobiographical, but it is personal. I sense by the way she talks that her relationship with her own mother means a great deal to her. I think "Lady Bird" reflects that idea.

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Greta Gerwig interview about Lady Bird, her directorial debut | Newshub

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This article explores the portrayal of women in film and how it has evolved over time, touching upon the changes in societal attitudes and the influence of feminism. Haskell looks into the representation of women on screen, from stereotypes to complex characters, and examines how these portrayals reflect and shape cultural norms and expectations. She also discusses the work of female filmmakers and the importance of their perspectives in shaping a more inclusive cinematic landscape.

NATURAL PROGRESSION - ProQuest

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Vol. 53, No. 1, January-February 2017 of Film Comment on JSTOR

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Founded in 1962, Film Comment is the official publication of the Film Society of Lincoln Center. The discussion-provoking bimonthly features reviews of mainstr…

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In the "Onbeing Project" by Kyle Turner, he talks about how the movie "Lady Bird" relates to the ideas discussed in the podcast " Onbeing with Krista Tippett." He explores how the film's themes of spirituality and personal growth mirror the topics covered in the podcast, showing how both offer insights into life and meaning. Greta Gerwig's movies, especially "Lady Bird," often show characters growing up and figuring out who they are. The ideas in the "Onbeing Project" about spirituality and personal growth connect with the themes in Gerwig's films. Both explore deep questions about life and finding meaning, making the analysis by Kyle Turner relevant to understanding Gerwig's coming-of-age stories.

Lady Bird — Kyle Turner | The On Being Project

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"The Miseducation of Lady Bird" by Lauren Oyler

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"The Miseducation of Lady Bird" by Lauren Oyler

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"The Miseducation of Lady Bird by Lauren Oyler talks about the movie "Lady Bird" in detail. It explores the main character's journey through adolescence, her family relationships, and her search for identity. Oyler gives her opinion on the character and themes of the film, helping readers understand it better.

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The Miseducation of Lady Bird | Lauren Oyler

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“Lady Bird,” Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut, offers an autofictional “Freaky Friday” that begs adult viewers to identify with a teenager.

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"Mothering, Community, and Friendship" by Demeter Press

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"Mothering, Community, and Friendship" by Demeter Press

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"Mothering, Community, and Friendship" talks about how moms, friends, and communities influence our lives. It explains how these relationships offer support and belonging, and how moms often help build connections between people. In both "Lady Bird" and "20th Century Women," Greta Gerwig shows how relationships with mothers and friends shape people's lives. These movies highlight the importance of support and connection in growing up and figuring out who you are.

NATURAL PROGRESSION - ProQuest

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"A Film that Changed Me: Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird"

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"A Film that Changed Me: Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird"

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"A Film that Changed Me: Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird" talks about how the movie "Lady Bird" affected the writer personally. It explores how the film's themes of growing up and finding yourself struck a chord with the writer, shaping their view of life and storytelling.

LADY_BIRD_shooting_script.pdf (dailyscript.com)

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"Sentimental Miseducation" by Patricia White

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"Sentimental Miseducation" by Patricia White

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"Sentimental Miseducation" by Patricia White looks at how movies make us feel things, especially when it comes to love and sadness. She talks about why we get emotional watching films and how they affect our views on relationships and life. Greta Gerwig's movies like "Lady Bird," show how young people grow up and figure out who they are. They're emotional and relatable, just like the discussions in "Sentimental Miseducation" about how movies make us feel things about life and relationships.

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Sentimental MiseducationWomen Directors Coming of Age

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AbstractDrawing on queer and feminist critiques of prescriptive forms of human flourishing, this chapter analyzes films by Greta Gerwig, Dee Rees, and Desi

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Leave Six Inches for the Holy Spirit is a fun book that talks about dating and relationships from a Christian viewpoint. It shares funny stories and helpful tips on how to keep things respectful and healthy while still having fun in your romantic life.

The Spirit and the Screen: Pneumatological Reflections on Contemporary Cinema - Google Books