Daily Themed Crossword Clue ___ Gerwig, Director Whose Film Barbie Became The First Film By a Solo Female Director To Gross Over $1 Billion Worldwide May 23, 2024 Answers Revealed

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Clue

The clue for today as of May 23,2024 is ___ Gerwig, Director Whose Film Barbie Became The First Film By a Solo Female Director To Gross Over $1 Billion Worldwide.

Hints

• It is a five letter word that starts with G and ends with A

• Director known for her films "Lady Bird" and "Little Women."
• Actress and filmmaker who gained critical acclaim for her work in independent cinema.
• Co-writer and star of the film "Frances Ha," directed by Noah Baumbach.
• Collaborated with Noah Baumbach on films like "Greenberg" and "Mistress America."
• Made her directorial debut with the film "Lady Bird" in 2017.
• Known for her distinctive writing style and portrayal of complex female characters.
• Frequently explores themes of identity, family dynamics, and coming-of-age in her films.
• Often associated with the mumblecore film movement in the early 2000s.
• Played roles in films such as "20th Century Women" and "Jackie" before transitioning to directing.

Answer

The correct answer is GRETA

Explanation

Greta Gerwig did direct “Barbie,” which was the first film directed by a female independent filmmaker to earn more than $1 billion globally. Certainly, Gerwig’s talent and storyteller’s work undoubtedly contributed to the film’s success, making it an industry first for female directors.