Lynn Shelton, Director of 'Humpday' and 'Your Sister's Sister,' Dies at 54

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Lynn Shelton, a leading voice of the new American independent cinema movement who directed the intimate darlings Humpday, Your Sister's Sister and My Effortless Brilliance, died Friday at 54. Following the news of her death, Hollywood filmmakers, showrunners and stars paid tribute to Shelton, who also was a prolific television director who worked on series including Mad Men, GLOW, Little Fires Everywhere and The Morning Show.