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Eliza Hittman

  1. performance anxiety
    The Crying GameHow do actors learn to sob on cue? And can I? Oprah’s acting coach, a soap star, a famous clown-class graduate, and others explain.
    By Rachel Handler
  2. chat room
    Barry Jenkins, Adele Romanski on Releasing an Abortion Drama During a PandemicThe two producers talk Eliza Hittman’s Never Rarely Sometimes Always, and women’s access to reproductive health services amid the coronavirus.
    By Hunter Harris
  3. profile
    Her Dark MaterialsWith Never Rarely Sometimes Always, Eliza Hittman takes on the “bureaucratic odyssey” of getting an abortion in the U.S.
    By Rachel Handler
  4. movie review
    Never Rarely Sometimes Always, an Everyday Thriller About Obtaining an AbortionIn Eliza Hittman’s new movie, state restrictions turn a teenager’s attempt to end an unwanted pregnancy into a perilous journey.
    By Alison Willmore
  5. sundance 2020
    The 17 Movies We’re Most Excited to See at Sundance Film FestivalIncluding a transatlantic thriller starring Jude Law, a family drama from Miranda July, and a portrait of up-and-coming performer Taylor Swift.
    By Alison Willmore, Bilge Ebiri, and Rachel Handler
  6. With Beach Rats, Director Eliza Hittman Shows Male Sexuality Her WayWho gets to tell what story? “I don’t think people should be limited.”
    By Kyle Buchanan
  7. Beach Rats Is a Slight But Gorgeously Realized Coming-of-Age StoryEliza Hittman’s story of a Coney Island bro questioning his sexuality is at its best when focusing on mood over plot.
    By Emily Yoshida