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Annie Baker

  1. movie review
    Janet Planet Will Grow on YouAnnie Baker’s coming-of-age film features a career-best performance from Julianne Nicholson as a crunchy single mom living in Western Massachusetts.
    By Alison Willmore
  2. profile
    Annie Baker Goes to HollywoodThe renowned playwright switches mediums with her sneakily expansive debut film, Janet Planet, about a possessive mother-daughter relationship.
    By Jackson McHenry
  3. trailer mix
    Interplanet Janet Is Over, Janet Planet Is My New Best FriendAnnie Baker’s debut film looks like it will make you cry one single, beautiful tear.
    By Jason P. Frank
  4. nyff 2023
    What’s at NYFF? Paul Mescal (Times Two), Erotic Sci-fi, and a CurseThese are the movies we’re excited to see at this year’s NYFF — ones you maybe haven’t heard quite so much about yet.
    By Vulture Staff
  5. theater review
    The Mortal Truths of Annie Baker’s Infinite Life“This is part of Baker’s brilliance: to ruffle feathers with the calmest of breezes.”
    By Sara Holdren
  6. Theater Review: Annie Baker’s The Antipodes Is the Opposite of What You’d ExpectA playwright known for looking at those around her instead looks within.
    By Jesse Green
  7. reasons to love new york
    Annie Baker on Memoir, Reality TV, and HollywoodThis year, she kicked off a residency at the Signature Theater with a short run of John and began work on a screenplay for talent-spotting Über-producer Scott Rudin.
    By Boris Kachka
  8. theater
    Theater Review: Annie Baker’s JohnAnother transformation.
    By Jesse Green
  9. theater
    Theater Review: The Return of Annie Baker’s The FlickBack for a longer run this time.
    By Jesse Green
  10. theater
    Watching Annie Baker, a Playwright Who Chooses Her Movies WiselyShe doesn’t think the theater is an especially intellectual art form.
    By Jesse Green
  11. Theater Review: The Flick and The Lying LessonAnnie Baker finds truth; Craig Lucas, not so much.
    By Jesse Green