Lucy Walker
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‘Bring Your Own Brigade’ Director Says Climate Change Isn’t the Only Reason Wildfires Are Worse (Video)
Sundance 2021: Lucy Walker’s documentary explores how humans impact wildfires by how we prepare for and respond to them
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The Scene at TheWrap and The Female Quotient’s Cannes Panel on Gender Equity (Photos)
Cannes 2018: Top industry figures lead discussion on “Changing Hollywood: The Road to 50/50 by 2020”
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Activists, Experts in Hollywood Demand Action to Achieve Greater Gender Equity
Cannes 2018: A panel convened by TheWrap insisted that equality can be achieved
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How New York Times Op-Docs Change the Way Film and News Media Intersect
“We make sure all of our films, while very artistic and experimental, also stand up to the rigors of The New York Times,” executive producer Kathleen Lingo tells TheWrap
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Sundance: ‘The Hunting Ground’ Exposes University Complicity in Campus Rape
Director Kirby Dick and producer Amy Ziering turn their cameras on college rape epidemic
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‘Citizenfour’ Sweeps Cinema Eye Honors Documentary Awards
Film about Edward Snowden wins four awards, the second to do so in Cinema Eye Honors history
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Academy Award Documentary Short Subject Contenders Down to Eight Films
Three of the shortlisted films, including Lucy Walker’s “The Lion’s Mouth Opens,” deal with terminal diseases
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PBS, CBS Are Big Winners at News and Documentary Emmy Awards
“60 Minutes” and “Nightline” are the top programs at NY ceremony
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Why Director Lucy Walker Couldn’t Say No to a Movie About Injured Snowboarder Kevin Pearce
The Oscar-nominated director talks to TheWrap about the lure of extreme sports and her struggle to get funding for “The Crash Reel”
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Cannes 2012’s Female Troubles: Directors, Jurors Weigh In
"Men are fond of depth in women," an open letter to Cannes charges, "but only in their cleavage"
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‘Robot & Frank,’ Lucy Walker, International Directors Win Sundance Awards
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Women in Film, NHK International and Mahindra Global all give awards at film festival
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Michelle Yeoh Takes on Aung Saan Su Kyi; Lucy Walker Films Tsunami Aftermath
Aung Saan, ably played by Michelle Yeoh, is a pacifist, which doesn’t make for big action scenes
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‘Waste Land’ Director: Another Fine Mess … of Garbage
The compelling human narrative that pulled me on a journey through NYU film school to the top of Everest … and straight into a Brazilian landfill
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It’s Garbage Time at IDA’s Doc Awards
“Waste Land,” film set in a massive Brazilian garbage dump, wins top feature award