Celebrate female empowerment with Canada Goose 

From 9 November, Canada Goose takes over The Cinema at Selfridges for seven days of seven female-led films, to celebrate their new AW23 campaign. 

Winner of the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay

“A tale that is at once timely and timeless.”
★★★★★ Mark Kermode, Observer

“Even more incredible, given the subject matter, is that so much of what this group say and do, as they gather in a hayloft, is insouciant and funny.”
★★★★★ Charlotte O'Sullivan, London Evening Standard

“Quietly, confidently and without fanfare, Polley has made the first piece of great post-MeToo cinema. What it depicts, and a homogenising hashtag doesn’t, is that there is no singular response to abuse.”
★★★★★ Jessie Thompson, Independant

“the film is beautifully performed and gripping in a chewy, nuanced, contemplative way...”
★★★★ Robbie Collin, Daily Telegraph

“It’s heavy material, and it might have sunk the movie had Polley not buoyed it with such a knockout cast.”
★★★★ Kevin Maher, Times

“A remarkable ensemble of performers unite for this combustible, timely chamber-piece that hails the return of Polley as an ambitious and empirical filmmaker.”
★★★★Beth Webb,  Empire Magazine

“Polley never condescends to us by spelling it out, but the film lands both as timeless and acutely relevant in 2023.”
★★★★ Danny Leigh, Financial Times"Lovers of the novels of Marilynne Robinson will swoon over the film’s pacing. Its aesthetic is just as quietly bold.”
★★★★★ Charlotte O'Sullivan, London Evening Standard

“Quietly, confidently and without fanfare, Polley has made the first piece of great post-MeToo cinema. What it depicts, and a homogenising hashtag doesn’t, is that there is no singular response to abuse.”
★★★★★ Jessie Thompson, Independent (UK)

“The film is beautifully performed and gripping in a chewy, nuanced, contemplative way...”
★★★★ Robbie Collin, Daily Telegraph

“A remarkable ensemble of performers unite for this combustible, timely chamber-piece that hails the return of Polley as an ambitious and empirical filmmaker.” 
★★★★ Beth Webb, Empire Magazine

“Women Talking imagines female emancipation as an honest, raging, caring experience.”
★★★★ Anna Bogutskaya, Time Out

“This empathy translates to the viewer, and by the cathartic ending scenes it’s impossible not to feel real emotion for this fictional community.”
★★★★ Emily Zemler, Observer