A small but mighty filmography — from raw indie mumblecore to billion-dollar cultural phenomena — each film shows a different facet of a singular directorial vision. Cast your vote!
1Lady Bird (2017)Gerwig's acclaimed solo directorial debut, a deeply personal coming-of-age story set in Sacramento that earned her Oscar nominations for Best Director and Best Picture.1000pts
2Nights and Weekends (2008)Gerwig's early co-directed mumblecore debut with Joe Swanberg, a raw and intimate portrait of a long-distance relationship filmed over two weekends.311pts
3Barbie (2023)The blockbuster cultural phenomenon co-written with Noah Baumbach that became the first solo-female-directed film to gross over $1 billion worldwide.212pts
4Little Women (2019)A visually inventive and emotionally resonant adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic novel, praised for its non-linear structure and an all-star ensemble cast.212pts
