5th Femme Filmmakers Festival Open For Submissions – and Official Poster Revealed

As the COVID-19 era brings greater emphasis on aligning film festivals with the online platform, here at Filmotomy we are now in the early stages of building the 2020 Femme Filmmakers Festival. In its 5th year, the FemmeFilmFest is now open for submissions for the short film programme. And also can reveal the official poster for the 2020 event, which will run from 28th August through 6th September 2020.

Submit Your Short Film Today!

The Femme Filmmakers Festival is an exclusively online film festival, which showcases the short and feature film works directed by women. We promote and encouraging live viewings, offer details of where you can stream films, and we provide extensive coverage via reviews, podcasts, interviews etc.

At the close of the 10 day event we run a Roll of Honor for the selected short films to give a grand hat tip to some of the exceptional work. You can check out previous winners here.

Important Dates

  • 15 May — Short Film Submissions Open
  • 12 June — Primary Consideration Deadline
  • 3 July — Final Consideration Deadline
  • 24 July — Notification Date
  • 27 July — Full Festival Line-Up Revealed
  • 28 August – 6 September — 5th Femme Filmmakers Festival

Official Poster

The official poster for the 5th FemeFilmFest (which has previously honored the likes of Petra Costa, Ida Lupino and Agnes Varda) features Deniz Gamze Ergüven, the director of Mustang (2015). You are free to use the image – clicking on it opens in a new window.

FemmeFilmFest 2020
Original Image Credit: Manuel Braun

Coverage of this year’s Femme Filmmakers Festival can be found here – be sure to bookmark:

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Stay Tuned – we will be scouting for writers, reviewers, interviews et al to join the team covering the festival. Look out too for a post detailing the opportunity to be a member of the Femme Filmmakers Festival Jury for 2020.

Author: Robin Write

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