thread for Josephine Decker since she is pretty much 'the greatest American filmmaker'

(along with Sean Baker)

But anyways: Madeline's Madeline? Holy shit! Stunningly great, great images, great ideas, great rhythm to it all. Loved the use of Caroline Shaw.

There's just nobody else around delving into these aspects of performativity and empathetic storytelling the way she does.

So anyway: Discuss! Thou Wast Mild and Lovely sure was great as well, huh? Anyone who has seen her documentaries? Or her performances?

Butter on the Latch was good too

hadn't heard of her before, but i saw madeline's madeline a few weeks ago and loved it. what should i watch next?