Catherine Hardwicke recently stormed the red carpet of her latest indie, “Miss You Already,” at New York’s Museum of Modern Art. With her male publicist carrying her golden purse, Hardwicke’s hands were free to point and gesture in animated bursts. Every time she’d step up to a new reporter, she’d be asked a similar question: “What’s it like to be a woman director in Hollywood in 2015?” Rather than shrug off a non-response, like many of her female colleagues have in the past (think Kathryn Bigelow or Sam Taylor-Johnson), Hardwicke launched into a series of passionate speeches about gender inequality.

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