“Dark Horse” (Documentary) - Directed by Louise Osmond: $940,715 “The Innocents”- Directed by Anne Fontaine: $1,065,665Ģ19. “The Dressmaker” - Directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse: $2,020,516ġ97. 2016 Oscar Nominated Short Films - Co-Directed by Serena Armitaget: $2,816,816ġ85. “Our Kind of Traitor” - Directed by Susanna White: $3,153,157ġ73. “Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie” - Directed by Mandie Fletcher: $4,761,241ġ47. “A Beautiful Planet” (Documentary) - Directed by Toni Myers: $7,813,994ġ43. “The Edge of Seventeen” STX - Directed by Kelly Fremon Craig: $14,249,369ġ28.
“Bridget Jones’s Baby”- Directed by Sharon Maguire: $24,139,805ġ10. “Money Monster”- Directed by Jodie Foster: $41,012,075Ĩ7. “Miracles from Heaven” - Directed by Patricia Riggen: $61,705,123ĥ2. We believe that the comedy has a chance of landing on the top 250, especially if it lands an Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Language Film.ġ7. The only potential addition we foresee is Maren Ade’s “Toni Erdmann,” due December 25. Here are 2016’s top-grossing women-directed films as of December 19. That means there were 12.4 men to every woman. In 2015, 107 directors helmed the top-grossing 100 movies (some were co-directed), and just eight of them were women (7.5 percent). The vast majority of studio films are directed by men. Women-directed films won’t make a bigger mark at the box office until more female directors are hired to direct films, and particularly high-profile, big-budget projects. Four women-helmed documentaries made the cut: Toni Myers’ “A Beautiful Planet,” “Weiner,” co-directed by Elyse Steinberg, Louise Osmond’s “Dark Horse,” and Laura Gabbert’s “City of Gold.” “Kung Fu Panda 3” is the only animated film directed by a woman on the top 250 list. Joining “Kung Fu Panda 3” and “Miracles from Heaven” are Thea Sharrock’s romance “Me Before You,” Jodie Foster’s ensemble drama “Money Monster,” and Sharon Maguire’s romantic comedy “Bridget Jones’s Baby.” The third installment of “Bridget Jones” drew significantly bigger audiences in the UK: it’s the second-highest grossing film of the year there.
LIST OF 2016 FILMS CRACKED
In total, five women-directed films cracked the top 100. The drama was the 48th biggest money maker in the U.S. The highest-grossing live-action feature directed by a woman is Patricia Riggen’s faith-based “Miracles from Heaven,” starring Jennifer Garner. Nelson is set to make her live-action directorial debut with next year’s adaptation of YA hit “Darkest Minds.” “Kung Fu Panda,” co-directed by Jennifer Yuh Nelson, came in at number 17, making it the top earning woman-helmed film of the year. We calculated these numbers using data from Box Office Mojo retrieved today, December 19. this year, amounting to about ten percent.There’s still about two weeks left of 2016, but it’s unlikely that these numbers will change in any significant way. Women directed or co-directed 24 of the top 250 highest grossing films in the U.S. 2016 wasn’t a great year for female filmmakers at the domestic box office.
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