The 2021 #SpiritAwards Nominees in the category of #BestEditing are: #ICarryYouWith Me (I Carry You With Me | Te Llevo Conmigo), #TheInvisibleMan, #NeverRarelySometimesAlways (Never Rarely Sometimes Always), #Nomadland (@NomadlandFilm) and #Residue (@ResidueFilm)

The 2021 #SpiritAwards Nominees in the category of #BestSupportingFemale are: #AlexisChikaeze (Miss Juneteenth), #YeriHan (Minari), #ValerieMahaffey (#FrenchExit), @TaliaRyder (Never Rarely Sometimes Always), and #Yuh-jungYoun (Minari)

The 2021 #SpiritAwards Nominees for #BestFemaleLead: #NicoleBeharie (Miss Juneteenth), Viola Davis (MaRaineyFilm), Sidney Flanigan (Never Rarely Sometimes Always), #JuliaGarner (TheAssistantFilm), #FrancesMcDormand (Nomadland) and #CareyMulligan (Promising Young Woman)

The 2021 #SpiritAwards Nominees in the category of #BestDirector are: #LeeIsaacChung (Minari), @EmeraldFennell (Promising Young Woman), #ElizaHittman, (Never Rarely Sometimes Always), #KellyReichardt (First Cow) and #ChloéZhao (@NomalandFilm)

The #SpiritAwards Nominees for #BestFeature are: ‘First Cow’ (First Cow), ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom‘ (MaRaineyFilm), ‘Minari’ (Minari), ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ (Never Rarely Sometimes Always) and ‘Nomadland‘ (@NomadlandFilm)

A huge congratulations to the #NeverRarelySometimesAlways team on seven #SpiritAwards nominations, including BEST FEATURE. ✨

Another round of congrats to Sidney Flanigan and the #NeverRarelySometimesAlways team on their National Board of Review honors!

Congratulations to Eliza Hittman, Sidney Flanigan and robyn 🐄🩸 on their #CriticsChoice nominations this morning! 👏

9 powerful stories told by incredible women both in front of and behind the camera ✨ In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we’re celebrating our female directors whose bold visions have redefined the film landscape. Look out each week for a special director spotlight! #HerStoryIsNow

Celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth with us and snag this exclusive gift set featuring our female directed films including Promising Young Woman, The Beguiled, EMMA., The High Note, and more ✨ Become a Focus Insider for a chance to win! Enter Now: bit.ly/WHMSweepTW

From auteurs, such as Sofia Coppola and Eliza Hittman, to debut directors like @EmeraldFennell and Robin Wright, these artists have redefined the film landscape by employing innovative cinematic styles, telling new and original stories. focusfeatures.com/article/nine-f…

SEE director Eliza Hittman's superb Never Rarely Sometimes Always starring Sidney Flanigan robyn 🐄🩸 Focus Features

Storytellers, visionaries, artists. 🎬✨Thank you for sharing your voices with the world. #InternationalWomensDay #HerStoryIsNow 📸: Promising Young Woman: Shayan Asgharnia for TheWrap Never Rarely Sometimes Always: Philip Montgomery for @Vulture #HARRIET: Carolyn Cole for Los Angeles Times

This script. So good. Have you read? A model for what can be done with so very little. A well crafted but deceptively simple story that's important and truly about something. And that scene that the title is based on... holy shit. That scene. Check it out: bit.ly/NRSApdf

Congratulations to Never Rarely Sometimes Always on your 3 Gold Derby Film Awards nominations, including Best Picture, Best Actress (Sidney Flanigan) and Best Original Screenplay (Eliza Hittman)! See a full list of nominees here: bit.ly/3bzakv1 Congrats Focus Features

While writing Never Rarely Sometimes Always, Eliza Hittman rode the bus from the town the film was set in to the Port Authority & documented it. She wanted that experience to feel authentic & poetic, as if she were in the story. Happy #WomensHistoryMonth to this dedicated storyteller 🎬

#BrokebackMountain: beccaxx_art #MoonriseKingdom: wonnikon Never Rarely Sometimes Always: nairflores

This year’s PPFA's Excellence in Entertainment Awards celebrate important films that advance awareness of the barriers to accessing safe and legal abortion in the US. We’re proud to honor two groundbreaking films, ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ and ‘Unpregnant’.

Eliza Hittman's, ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’, portrays two teenage girls in rural PA facing an unintended pregnancy and state abortion restrictions. Autumn (Sidney Flanigan) and her cousin Skylar (robyn 🐄🩸) embark on a journey of access, bravery and compassion.