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Julia Louis-Dreyfus, one of cinema and television's most brilliant talents, returns to the big screen as Beth, a one-time successful author,...

Since making her stunning debut in 1996 with "Walking and Talking," Nicole Holofcener has been one of cinemas inexplicably best-kept secret

One of the most critically acclaimed series of the past few years says goodbye Sunday night: The final episode of Succession will air on HBO. The show is TV's r

Since making her stunning debut in 1996 with "Walking and Talking," Nicole Holofcener has been one of cinemas inexplicably best-kept secret

Macall Polay/HBOOne of the most critically acclaimed series of the past few years says goodbye Sunday night: The final episode of Succession will air on HBO. The show is TV's reigning top drama champ at the Emmys, nominated for 48 of the shiny gold st...

Nicole Holofcener's comedy slyly tweaks the culture of positivity.

More than 20 years I’ve been banging on about Nicole Holofcener in these pages. I’m not sorry, either. She came up during the indie-film boom of the 1990s with her debut feature Walking and Talking, and with the entire film landscape changed around her, she’s still here making small-scale, exquisitely well-written

Julia Louis-Dreyfus and filmmaker Nicole Holofcener reteam for a funny, incisive movie about the risks and limits of total honesty.

“Writer-director Nicole Holofcener is the gift that keeps on giving. Consider her work, all of which features the gifts of Catherine Keener: ‘Walking and Talking,’ ‘Lovely and Amazing’ and the wonderful ‘Friends With Money.’ If you’re a Keener fan, welcome home. Happiness is a thing called Keener.” I wrote those words about Nicole Holofcener 2010 […]

Nicole Holofcener’s latest film, starring the “Veep” alum and Arian Moayed of “Succession,” mines the white lies of marriage for truth and hilarity.