Coming attractions directed by women

Gray Matters

Director: Sue Kramer, making her feature debut. The UCLA film school graduate also wrote the screenplay.

Synopsis: Romantic comedy about a tightknit brother (Thomas Cavanagh) and sister (Heather Graham) who fall for the same woman.

Release date: Friday

Distributor: Yari Film Group

The Namesake

Director: Mira Nair, whose films include “Mississippi Masala,” “Monsoon Wedding” and “Vanity Fair.”

Synopsis: Drama about an American-born son of Indian immigrants (Kal Penn) who clashes with his family’s traditional ways.

Release date: March 9

Distributor: Fox Searchlight

Air Guitar Nation

Director: Alexandra Lipsitz, who previously made Polish documentaries for the BBC, worked in several circuses and as a professional sailor.

Synopsis: Documentary chronicling the birth of the U.S. Air Guitar Championships, pitting “C. Diddy” against archnemesis “Bjorn Turoque.”

Release date: March 23

Distributor: Docurama

I Could Never Be Your Woman

Director: Amy Heckerling, whose credits include “Clueless” and “Fast Times at Ridgemont High.”

Synopsis: Romantic comedy about a mother (Michelle Pfeiffer) who falls in love with a younger man (Paul Rudd).

Release date: April 6

Distributor: Freestyle Releasing Sources: Media by Numbers, IMDB