Email Author Ella Taylor

Awards

• 2009 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published July 10, 2008

  "Was Roman Polanski a Pedophile"

• 2009 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published July 24, 2008

  "Waugh adn Remembrance"

• 2009 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published December 25, 2008

  "From Reverence to Rape"

• 2009 - National Entertainment Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published September 11, 2008

  "The Women: Ladies Night"

• 2009 - National Entertainment Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published December 11, 2008

  "Doubt Wags the Finger of Moral Relativism"

• 2009 - National Entertainment Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published July 10, 2008

  "Was Roman Polanski a Pedophile"

• 2009 - National Entertainment Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published July 24, 2008

  "Waugh and Remembrance"

• 2009 - National Entertainment Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published December 25, 2008

  "From Reverence to Rape"

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2007 Stories by Ella Taylor

• Behind the Music

  published February 13, 2007

  Morally irreproachable and flat as a pancake, Michael Apted's Amazing Grace is set amid a bickering House of Commons in late-18th-century... More >>

• Post-War

  published February 6, 2007

  A wash in daily news of mass savagery, collective memory grows short. We feel for the women of Afghanistan, but who these days remembers the war... More >>

• Fluff Done Right

  published February 6, 2007

  Daniéle Thompson's Avenue Montaigne is a French soufflé of the old school, a romantic comedy set in Paris's arty district.... More >>

• 'Close to Home'

  published February 6, 2007

  With at least the virtue of novelty on its side, Vidi Bilu and Dalia Hager's debut outing as writer-directors tackles the claustrophobic world of... More >>

• 'Catch and Release'

  published January 23, 2007

  In the small pantheon of successful women screenwriters, Susannah Grant is aristocracy. But the muscular dialogue that fed so many great lines to... More >>

• 'The Italian'

  published January 9, 2007

  Somewhere between grim and Grimm, between Dickens and Disney, Russian director Andrei Kravchuk charts the plight of his country's army of... More >>