Seven-time Oscar nominee and Oscar-winner Kate Winslet (“The Reader”) takes over the Screen Talk podcast this week to talk about her directorial debut “Goodbye June,” starring Helen Mirren, Andrea ...

Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for ‘Goodbye June’ In an interview with Collider, Kate Winslet says Goodbye June was never meant to be comforting — even in its final moments. Andrea ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo Credit: Photo Credit: Kimberley French / Netflix) ComingSoon spoke with Kate Winslet about making her directorial debut ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo by StillMoving.Net for Netflix) ComingSoon spoke with Goodbye June stars Andrea Riseborough and Toni Collette about their ...

She also reflects on ‘Hereditary’s impact on horror and reveals the role she’s dying to revisit. Taylor Gates is an Indiana native who earned her BFA in Creative Writing from the University of ...

Credit: Cover Video Interviews for Goodbye June at the UK Premiere. Starring Toni Collette, Johnny Flynn, Andrea Riseborough, Timothy Spall, Kate Winslet, Helen Mirren, Stephen Merchant, Fisayo ...

“Goodbye June” is a sweet but bland Christmas film that relies too heavily on its talented cast to make up for its narrative shortcomings — a surprising choice for actress Kate Winslet’s directorial ...

Kate Winslet directs and stars in Goodbye June (now on Netflix), a holiday weepie dramedy about a family bearing down to say goodbye to their dying matriarch. At first blush, it’s a star-studded ...

Kate Winslet directs a formulaic script by her son, Joe Anders, about a dying matriarch and her quarreling adult children. By Natalia Winkelman When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed ...

From left: Andrea Riseborough, Johnny Flynn, Kate Winslet and Timothy Spall in 'Goodbye June.' Netflix Considering the fact that Kate Winslet‘s directorial debut, Goodbye June, is set around the ...

There’s a moment in “Goodbye June” where Kate Winslet sits in a hospital corridor and says: “If someone asked what this felt like I don’t think I’d be able to describe it, waiting for someone to die.” ...