8th Femme Filmmakers Festival – Full Line-Up Revealed

There’s no excusing the much more low-key event this year as the Femme Filmmakers Festival enters it’s 8th year. This very writer is humble enough to admit that personal life can indeed take over everything else. But, we’ve made it and have a bunch of feature and short films to scream about over the 10 days from Friday 22nd September thought til Sunday 1st October 2023.

This year’s films directed by women will dazzle, provoke, impress, shock, entertain you all no matter where you are when you watch them. Each and every film is available for you to view and we’ll show you how. In fact, we’ll shove them down your throat. There are four sections for the 8th FemmeFilmFest: the usual feature film selection; then the short films with the competition selection, the showcase selection and with the classic short weekend we revisit a curated bunch of outstanding short films that have graced previous years of our glorious online festival.

Have a look at the following films we’ll be promoting next week. And do please look out for all the coverage and information you’ll need.

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Friday 22 September

  • Wonder Woman (Patty Jenkins) feature film selection
  • Capernaum (Nadine Labaki) feature film selection
  • Astonishing Little Feet (Maegan A Houang) competition selection
  • Lucia (Victoria Rivera) competition selection
  • Summer Shade (Shira Haimovici) showcase selection

Saturday 23 September

  • The Piano (Jane Campion) feature film selection
  • Blue Steel (Kathryn Bigelow) feature film selection
  • Willing to go there (Laura Beckner) competition selection
  • Radical Honesty (Bianca Poletti) competition selection
  • Ties (Dina Velikovskaya) showcase selection

Sunday 24 September

  • Knock Down the House (Rachel Lears) feature film selection
  • Time (Garrett Bradley) feature film selection
  • In Light (Alice Fassi) competition selection
  • A Nice Little Film About A Nice Little Death (Julia Mendoza Friedman) competition selection
  • Étreintes (Justine Vuylsteker) showcase selection

Monday 25 September

  • The Bad Batch (Ana Lily Amirpour) feature film selection
  • Judy & Punch (Mirrah Foulkes) feature film selection
  • An Ode to Procrastination (Aleksandra Kingo) competition selection
  • Perennial (Naomi Cubero) competition selection
  • Yndlingsdatter (Susi Haaning) showcase selection

Tuesday 26 September

  • Murina (Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović) feature film selection
  • Promising Young Woman (Emerald Fennell) feature film selection
  • Pigeon (Kiki Allgeier) competition selection
  • La Traversée (Ève Saint-Louis) competition selection
  • Circuit (Delia Hess) showcase selection
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Wednesday 27 September

  • Citizenfour (Laura Poitras) feature film selection
  • Fire of Love (Sara Dosa) feature film selection
  • Bloom (Angie White) competition selection
  • Apart, Together (Olivia Hang Zhou) competition selection
  • Diver (Iulia Voitova) showcase selection

Thursday 28 September

  • Farewell Amor (Ekwa Msangi) feature film selection
  • Can You Ever Forgive Me? (Marielle Heller) feature film selection
  • Clare (Lauren Minnerath) competition selection
  • My Condolences To Your Future Lovers (Jessica Dowse) competition selection
  • Shoegazing (Servane d’Alverny) showcase selection

Friday 29 September

  • Sleeping with Other People (Leslye Headland) feature film selection
  • Buffaloed (Tanya Wexler) feature film selection
  • Hot Seat (Anna Kerrigan) classic short weekend

Saturday 30 September

  • The Rhythm Section (Reed Morano) feature film selection
  • Tallulah (Sian Heder) feature film selection
  • Girl in the Hallway (Valerie Barnhart) classic short weekend

Sunday 01 October

  • The Power of the Dog (Jane Campion) feature film selection
  • CODA (Sian Heder) feature film selection
  • Juste Moi et Toi (Sandrine Brodeur-Desrosiers) classic short weekend
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