MOLLIE GOLDSTEIN, ACE
Mollie Goldstein, ACE is a Brooklyn-based film editor with over two decades of experience in post production. Her first feature was Palindromes, for director Todd Solondz. Notable credits since then include Not Okay, directed for Searchlight Pictures by Quinn Shephard; Little Men, directed by Ira Sachs, which played in the Sundance and Berlin Film Festivals; and Dickinson, Alena Smith's Peabody-winning series for Apple TV+.
Other favorites include Someone Great, the first feature from Jennifer Kaytin Robinson; Jim Strouse’s film The Incredible Jessica James, starring Jessica Williams; and the comedy series Stella, with Michael Ian Black, Michael Showalter, and David Wain.
Upcoming work includes Red, White & Royal Wedding, the sequel to fan favorite Red, White & Royal Blue, directed for Amazon/MGM by Jamie Babbit.
Mollie also freelances for the Criterion Collection when not working in television or film. She is the co-chair of the American Cinema Editors Internship Program in New York and won the 2026 Sundance Adobe Mentorship Award. She is represented by Tara Kromer at Gersh and is a member of the Editors' Guild.
Other favorites include Someone Great, the first feature from Jennifer Kaytin Robinson; Jim Strouse’s film The Incredible Jessica James, starring Jessica Williams; and the comedy series Stella, with Michael Ian Black, Michael Showalter, and David Wain.
Upcoming work includes Red, White & Royal Wedding, the sequel to fan favorite Red, White & Royal Blue, directed for Amazon/MGM by Jamie Babbit.
Mollie also freelances for the Criterion Collection when not working in television or film. She is the co-chair of the American Cinema Editors Internship Program in New York and won the 2026 Sundance Adobe Mentorship Award. She is represented by Tara Kromer at Gersh and is a member of the Editors' Guild.