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Winners Announced for the 8th Femme Filmmakers Festival Competition Selection Roll of Honour

As we reach the end of the 8th year of the Femme Filmmakers Festival, we have come to that part of the show where we…

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Day Ten of the Femme Filmmakers Festival 2023

Before we bring down the final curtain on this online celebration of female artists, we can also look forward to the announcement of the award…

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Day Nine of the Femme Filmmakers Festival 2023

It’s that famous penultimate day of the 8th Femme Filmmakers Festival. We have hopefully all seen the short films in Competition and Showcase, and are…

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Femme Film fest 23 Classic Short Weekend: Hot Seat (Anna Kerrigan)

2nd FEMME FILMMAKERS FESTIVAL (2017) How awkward is it to not be one of the cool kids invited to a teen house party? Ask Andrea…

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Day Eight of the Femme Filmmakers Festival 2023

Just three days to go before the close of the 8th Femme Filmmakers Festival. And with day eight comes the start of the classic short…

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Femme Film Fest 23 Competition Selection: My Condolences To Your Future Lovers (Jessica Dowse)

Stacey and Vicky are young lovers having a squabble in the car, or is it a breakup? Director Jessica Dowse has written a crackling strong…

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Femme Film Fest 23 Review: Farewell Amor (Ekwa Msangi)

The international flavour displayed at the 2020 London Film Festival was never daunting, no matter how unknown any prospective title might be. But with each…

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Femme Film Fest 23 Review: Can You Ever Forgive Me? (Marielle Heller)

Lee Israel (Melissa McCarthy) is a writer struggling from the failure of her biography of Estee Lauder, years removed from the success she had in…

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Day Seven of the Femme Filmmakers Festival 2023

Emotions run high in the films showcasing for day seven of the 8th Femme Filmmakers Festival. With Oscar nominees and a short film director who…

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Femme Film Fest 23 Competition Selection: Apart, Together (Olivia Hang Zhou)

Apart, Together is a beautifully crafted story of the inexhaustible love of a mother for their child, which knows no boundaries of time or distance….

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Day Six of the Femme Filmmakers Festival 2023

As we soar into the second half of the 8th Femme Filmmakers Festival, we can savour the genres of documentary and animation in both the…

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Day Five of the Femme Filmmakers Festival 2023

Welcome to day five of the Femme Filmmakers Festival 2023, where there are even more promising young women behind the camera. Today’s films are here…

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Day Four of the Femme Filmmakers Festival 2023

Looking at the feature and short film line-up for day four of the 8th Femme Filmmakers Festival certainly represents a great batch of talents. Modern…

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Femme Film Fest 23 Competition Selection: A Nice Little Film About a Nice Little Death (Julia Mendoza Friedman)

One person’s clutter is another’s treasured memories. When we die, what do we leave behind for those we love and will they see them as…

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