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Films, shorts, TV programs and TV episodes the director or co-director of which was female.

TV Series set prominently in the 1960s.

Any other movie reviewed at 366weirdmovies.com which is not in the Certified Weird list.

Films credited with just one screenwriter and that screenwriter is female or films credited with more than one screenwriter and all are female.

Colony Sci-Fi (or New Frontiers) is Science Fiction built around the establishment of community settlements, usually on a new planet (although it may happen in a space context). It will usually involve significant survival elements against an unknown ecosystem, and unknown animals and possibly include first contact with alien life. It may also involve competing settlements, or be a settlement of survivors from a conflict.

TV Series set prominently in the 1950s. Note: TV series made in the 1950s do not qualify for this. This is about post-1950s series depicting the 1950s.

Series set in British Historical Periods. For modern examples, this only includes series deliberately depicting a previous period. So a British TV show made in 1960, depicting the contemporary time period, would not qualify.

Includes Ikinci Bahar, 7th Heaven, The Righteous Gemstones, and Stella

Includes Gangs of London, Florida Man, Narco-Saints, and Ikebukuro West Gate Park

Includes Law & Order, 61st Street, Matlock, and Reckless

TV series that focus on the general life and aspirations of its primary protagonist or ensemble cast. Their careers, their health, their relationships, their friendships, their aspirations etc. These have to be the primary focus on the show. These shows typically lack any thriller, fantasy, sci-fi or horror elements focusing purely on characterisation.

TV series that focus on a married couple, with or without kids.

Includes The Good Wife, The Diplomat, The Dismissal, and Queenmaker

TV series that focus on the lives of teenagers.

TV series set in small towns, villages etc.

Similar to "True Crime" this is a list of TV series that depict true events. They aren't crimes, and they aren't biographical in the sense of being about a specific person, but they are actually events that did happen.

TV series where characters compete with each other for money, or survival, or opportunities. Unlike its subgenre "Death Games" - defeat does not necessarily mean death. Some could be social media games.

Includes Christina P: Mother Inferior, Steve Coogan Live: As Alan Partridge and Other Less Successful Characters, Ron Funches: Giggle Fit, and Bill Cosby: 49

TV series focused on a character cheating on a partner or spouse.

Includes Desperately Seeking Susan, Cudowne dziecko, Simon the Magician, and The Magician

Includes Miguel Wants to Fight, Catfish Killer, My Friend Dahmer, and Can't Hardly Wait

Any film set in, filmed in or is about Texas.

Films about, based on, or featuring D&D and other role-playing games.

Includes Alice Plays Cupid, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Gungala, the Black Panther Girl, and Zatoichi and the Chess Expert

Includes Who's Left Behind, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, A Pin for the Butterfly, and Darlin'

Movies that spent at least one weekend at #1 at the US box office (since 1982). Includes re-releases. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_box_office_number-one_films

Doing this by hand . . ., and coming back to it after several years. If you see something that doesn't belong, let me know.

Tracking the collection of yet another streaming service. Includes Crave Starz add-on

Available for viewing on Amazon Prime Canada. Does not include content requiring an additional subscription beyond Prime membership

Includes Drain the Great Lakes, Bobi Wine: The People's President, Torn, and The Story of God

Yet another streaming tracker. Distinct from the other Disney+ tracker since Hulu shows and movies are getting merged in here. Feel free to contact for deletions.

Includes Devilman: Crybaby, Kolonya Cumhuriyeti, Beef, and Ozark

Includes I Am Abassin Zadran, Comrades, Fun Girls, and The Family Visit

TV series focused around murder mysteries. Usually serialised, but if it is episodic - each case or situation must always or prominently be a murder mystery.

TV series that focus on relationship issues between couples.

The toy(s) came before the movie/film or they were developed in conjunction as a marketing strategy to support toy sales.

Includes Spider-Man Strikes Back, Desu nôto: The last name, The Incredible Hulk, and Azumanga Daioh

Includes Diamond Jim, Dilemma, The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, and All the King's Men

Includes Nodame Cantabile, Riki-Oh 2: Child of Destruction, Ping Pong, and Beyblade

Includes The Dark Half, Nancy Drew, Nattlek, and The Constant Nymph

A list of directors' first feature films.

Includes The Year of the Yao, The Iran Job, The Heart of the Game, and Blue Chips

Films set in Los Angeles

Includes The War of the Roses, Papa ou Maman, Marriage Story, and What Maisie Knew

Documentaries about crimes and films which purport to portray actual criminal events

Includes Item 47, Gundala, Kamen Rider Ex-Aid Trilogy: Another Ending - Kamen Rider Genm vs. Lazer, and Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue

Includes Happy Accidents, Travelers, Future Man, and Time Traveling Bong

Includes The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Van Helsing, The Adventures of Tintin, and The Village

Collection of all final films of directors who have passed away.

The movies which have received five stars in Empire Magazine (both cinema and DVD reviews are included).