Jane Weinstock is a New York–based film director, writer, and Sundance Directors Lab fellow. Her feature films include Easy (2003), The Moment (2013), and Three Birthdays (2024), all of which have won critical acclaim for their complex female characters. Three Birthdays received the New York Women In Film and Television narrative director award at the Woodstock Film Festival. It also won the best feature director award at the LA Femme International Film Festival. Her films have been shown at the Toronto International Film Festival, the Venice Film Festival, the Sundance Film Festival, the Berlin International Film Festival, and the Tribeca Film Festival. Weinstock has also published her writings on film theory and psychoanalysis in such journals as Camera Obscura, Screen, m/f, and October. Additionally, she has written about many artists, including Suzanne Bocanegra, Barbara Kruger, Mary Kelly, Jeff Wall, Martha Rosler, and Christian Boltanski. She was also the film and video curator of the 1985 Difference: On Representation and Sexuality show at the New Museum and a co-editor of Craig Owens’ writings, Beyond Recognition: Representation, Power, and Culture (University of California Press, 1994). Weinstock graduated from Princeton University and attended graduate programs at the Slade, NYU, and the Paris Film Program. She has taught at various institutions including NYU, UCLA, and Cal Arts.