In the '90s, Nicole Holofcener was celebrated as a rare female writer-director. Today, she still delivers sharp, funny comedies about flawed middle-class New York women. Despite writing for big Hollywood projects, directing TV shows, and gaining recognition at film festivals, she struggles to land mainstream directing jobs. She's tired of being pigeonholed as the "female Woody Allen" and wants to branch out. Holofcener finds it challenging to make smart comedies in a landscape that favors broad humor. Despite her success, she feels undervalued and underappreciated in the industry. She's facing rejection while trying to launch TV series and expand her creative horizons. Despite the obstacles, she is working on new projects and adapting a book for a bigger budget film. Holofcener remains determined to showcase her talent and prove she can do more than her current niche.