Scottish director Lynne Ramsay is not one to shy away from violent topics. In the movie which brought her into the spotlight, 2011's We Need To Talk About Kevin, the filmmaker approached the topic of ...

Can you believe it’s been eight years since Lynne Ramsay last hit our screens with the hammer-wielding, Joaquin Phoenix-led You Were Never Really Here? In the meantime, her bold, visually striking, ...

When Lynne Ramsay was writing her new film, she only had one actor in mind for the lead role. Luckily, Joaquin Phoenix said yes, writes Esther McCarthy. When Lynne Ramsay was writing her new film, she ...

Jennifer Lawrence praised director Lynne Ramsay's 'Die, My Love' approach, noting female directors often avoid 'overdirecting' unlike some male counterparts. Ramsay explained her style fosters actor ...

The Scot’s latest feature — following Lawrence as Grace, a new mother who finds herself spiraling into the depths of psychosis — had its U.K. premiere Friday night at London’s Royal Festival Hall, ...

Lynne Ramsay has taken all of her films — confrontational tone poems generally revolving around one individual’s fissuring psyche — to Cannes. There was her 1999 debut, “Ratcatcher,” about an ...

Lynne Ramsay, the director of the only British film in the running for the top prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival, said she has "not had a chance to be nervous". Glasgow-born Lynne will screen ...

The producers of Jane Got A Gun, a Western starring Natalie Portman, have taken legal action against Scots director Lynne Ramsay, who quit the movie a day before shooting. They said Ramsay was paid ...

But she said things are improving in the industry. Lynne Ramsay (Ian West/PA) Lynne Ramsay has said the industry is still tough for female film-makers, who are often overlooked for big projects. The ...

In spring of 2013 Lynne Ramsay, the award-winning director of Morvern Callar and We Need toTalk About Kevin, walked off the New Mexico set of the Natalie Portman picture Jane Got a Gun, two days ...