Less than a year ago, Garin Pirnia and Ann Driscoll founded Leontine Cinema, a repertory series dedicated to screening monthly films directed by women, hosted at the Esquire, the Woodward Theater and the Contemporary Arts Center. Since August, it’s built up a reputation for high-quality screenings and well-researched, thoughtful discussions. They've even gotten participation from some of the directors of the featured films they've screened, including a full-length interview with Karyn Kusama (Yellowjackets, The Invitation), video shout-outs by Nancy Savoca (Dogfight) and Sofia Coppola (The Bling Ring), a live Q&A with Adult Best Friends filmmaker Delaney Buffett (Jimmy Buffet’s daughter), and a type-written statement from Desperately Seeking Susan director Susan Seidelman. They show no signs of stopping in their quest to spread the love for underseen and underappreciated gems by women directors, who remain woefully underrepresented in the film industry. instagram.com/leontine_cinema.