Gemma Gracewood
Editor-in-Chief at Letterboxd
Co-Host at The Letterboxd Show
Freelance Writer and Producer at Freelance
Editor in Chief of @Letterboxd and its online magazine Journal. Co-host of the Letterboxd Show podcast. Happy shambles. She/her. Also tweet about NZ things.
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3 weeks ago |
letterboxd.com | Gemma Gracewood |Mitchell Beaupre
Joe Wright wasn’t intending to create one of the most obsessed-over period pictures of the 21st century. He tells us he merely wanted to be “at the service of Jane Austen and her story.” So how did a close-up of Matthew Macfadyen’s fingers become so distractingly important as to pack out theaters twenty years later?
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Feb 19, 2025 |
letterboxd.com | Rafa Sales Ross |Gemma Gracewood |Jack Moulton
Thermometers indicated a whopping -9 degrees Celsius by the time eager fans began to line up outside the hotel that houses the Berlinale press conferences. The ice-white skin of vampire Edward Cullen on creased posters beautifully mirrored the thin layer of snow that covered the bobble hats and scarves of already shrieking festival-goers—and that was six hours before RPattz was scheduled to arrive.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
letterboxd.com | Brian Formo |Gemma Gracewood
Saturday Night Live is back for its 50th season, and it’s already receiving a bounty of anniversary goodwill. With Maya Rudolph, Dana Carvey, Jim Gaffigan, Andy Samberg, James Austin Johnson and Bowen Yang tackling the significant figures of the 2024 election cycle, the hallowed series has already posted its highest ratings since… well, the last election.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
letterboxd.com | Gemma Gracewood |Brian Formo |Eternal Sunshine |Big Picture
“Hers was a unique eye,” says Lee director Ellen Kuras of the groundbreaking WWII photojournalist, Vogue model and her surrealist muse Lee Miller. “One could argue it’s a female gaze, but I tend to think of it as a humanist gaze; someone who really looked at people and cared about people and believed in justice.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
letterboxd.com | Katie Rife |Gemma Gracewood
Even if you haven’t seenSleep yet, if you’re a fan of Korean cinema, you’ve probably admired some of Jason Yu’s handiwork. Before breaking out with his feature debut, Yu took an alternative path through the South Korean film industry: after the traditional first step of assisting an established filmmaker—in this case, the legendary Bong Joon Ho, who Yu credits as a major influence—Yu began working as a translator, creating English subtitles for Korean films like Lee Chang-dong’s Burning.
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