Femme Filmmakers Festival 2018

Femme Filmmakers Festival: 2018 Full Line-Up Announced

Femme Filmmakers Festival is an online film festival showcasing the works directed by women. This year's event runs Friday 7th ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day One Program, Friday 7th September

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day One Program, Friday 7th September And so it begins. Finally. The months of searching and scouting ...

Filmotomy Podcast Episode 41: Femme Filmmakers Festival 2018 Preview

Episode 41 of the Filmotomy Podcast lands on the opening day of the Femme Filmmakers Festival 2018. Ten days of ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Kristen Stewart’s Come Swim

Originally published November 15, 2017 Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Land Without Evil – Kati Egely

Throughout history people have always been searching for a perfect place. Their own slice of Eden. However, the question should ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Snow White Cologne – Amanda Eliasson

Snow White Cologne is a visual animated poem created using acrylic paint on paper, it not like anything you have ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Ninnoc – Niki Padidar

The opening hustle bustle, the mellow sounds, of clustered little voices, we soon figure out is a school. And drops ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: On Dangerous Ground – Ida Lupino, Nicholas Ray

On Dangerous Ground is one of the most unique and interesting classic film noirs. Here is a film that begins ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Attenberg – Athina Rachel Tsangari

You don't have to be an expert, let alone a film critic, to have your thoughts swing over to the ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Two Program, Saturday 8th September

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Two Program, Saturday 8th September [in]visible (Rosser Goodman) *** Film Short Official Selection *** [vimeo 201349041 ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: [in]visible – director Rosser Goodman speaks to Filmotomy

With the prestige of the Best Filmmaker Award winner for the Disability Film Challenge, Rosser Goodman has crafted a chunk ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Documentary Director Tyro Heath Shares her Creativity with Drawing On

Wonderful, poignant concept and story, the short documentary Drawing On, by Tyro Heath, transports us to a creative perspective of ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Ekaj

Originally published July 23rd 2018 Ekaj deals with hard material and stark revelations. One of its most powerful scenes comes ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Eliza Hittman’s Beach Rats

In Beach Rats, Eliza Hittman's second feature film, the idea of sexual identity is explored through the main character Frankie ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Houda Benyamina’s Divines

I remember my wife so happened to be fed up of the coming-of-age movies when we sat down to watch ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Three Program, Sunday 9th September

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Three Program, Sunday 9th September – – – – – Aria (Myrsini Aristidou) *** Film Short ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Pea Pod

Pea Pod is a hilarious short which is amazing in the fact that the film's cast and crew was made ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Lisa E Williams Talks the Collaboration Between Music and Filmmaking

"I wanted to make a short film /documentary about where our stories come from, the real ones, the ones that ...

Filmotomy Podcast Episode 42: Special Guest – Aria Director Myrsini Aristidou

Another special guest for Podcast 42. This time the female writer-director of the brilliant short film, Aria, in competition at ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Julia Ducournau's Raw

Justine (Garance Marillier ) is a first-year veterinary student. Her elder sister (Ella Rump) is studying the same course at ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Monsoon Wedding – Mira Nair

Mira Nair’s Monsoon Wedding blends wonderful Indian tradition into a modern story of family, love, and the test of values ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Four Program, Monday 10th September

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Four Program, Monday 10th September Any queries about the streams, like availability, please contact us right ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Mrs. Poucheau

First published March 21st 2018 At some point in our lives, we will inevitably experience the loss of a loved ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Mrs. Poucheau director Amanda Lago talks to Filmotomy

Here at Filmotomy, we have been aware of the short film, Mrs. Poucheau, by Amanda Lago, for a good few ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Awakenings (Penny Marshall)

Based upon the memoir of the same name by neurologist Oliver Sacks, Awakenings (1990) revisits the summer of ‘69 – ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Laura Moss’ Fry Day

It is the night of Ted Bundy’s execution, and an entrepreneurial teenager decides to make a quick buck selling Polaroids ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Exclusive Q&A with Fry Day director Laura Moss

It was sheer coincidence, or perhaps a touch of fate, that the day we scheduled Fry Day in the Femme ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: I Am Not a Witch (Rungano Nyoni)

When a film sets out to tell the story of a young girl, who is essentially abducted and forced to ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Five Program, Tuesday 11th September

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Five Program, Tuesday 11th September Listening Eyes (Julie Colly) *** Film Short Official Selection *** [vimeo ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Morvern Callar (Lynne Ramsay)

Lynne Ramsay's Morvern Callar is a film that is quite unexpected and unusual, this isn't a criticism of the film ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Under the Skin (Carine Adler)

Carine Adler’s 1997 drama, Under the Skin, stars Samantha Morton in her debut role as Iris Kelly. A young, curious ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: The Diver (Daniela De Lange)

This quirky short animated film is about a young women who is insecure and self-conscious about her passion for diving ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Daniéla de Lange talks to Filmotomy about diving into Animation

With the Femme Filmmakers Festival taking to the deep end, now five days in, animation director Daniéla de Lange stopped ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Listening Eyes (Julie Colly)

There's a beautiful opening shot in Julie Colly's award-winning, Si Tu T'imagines (Listening Eyes), of a girl's hand holding an ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Six Program, Wednesday 12th September

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Six Program, Wednesday 12th September Creswick (Natalie Erika James) *** Film Short Official Selection *** [vimeo ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Creswick (Natalie Erika James)

Creswick is a compelling and haunting horror film, playing on our fears of memory. The film follows a young woman, ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Liberty Hill (Katie Graham)

How many accounts or perspectives have we had from a woman about the greatness of Trump's America? Sure, we've heard ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Andrea Arnold’s Red Road

What happens when the only person who makes you feel alive, is the very person you want dead? Andrea Arnold’s ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Electrick Children (Rebecca Thomas)

Writer-director, Rebecca Thomas, brought more than a handful of her own background to Electrick Children. Her 2012 feature, an eclectic ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Seven Program, Thursday 13th September

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Seven Program, Thursday 13th September Somersault Pike (Kate Lefoe) *** Film Short Official Selection *** [vimeo ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: An Angel at My Table (Jane Campion)

Transient light dances through the slits between wooden boards, and the sounds of voices dance with it. Those people are ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Exclusive: Patricia Chica Teases Us With Morning After

[vimeo 227369889 w=640 h=360] Patricia Chica's as-yet-unreleased new short film, Morning After, is a sizzling array of sexual tension. Gorgeously ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Ceyda Torun’s Kedi and the Streets of Istanbul

Kedi starts with Barış Manço's song. This Manço song, which expresses his site to his donkey friend, is actually a ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Interview: Kati Egely Brings the Beauty of Nature to Animation Film

Kati Egely's second short film in competition at the Femme Filmmakers Festival, Alegría / Euphoria, tickles the senses from the ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Somersault Pike (Kate Lefoe)

At the great heights of a ten-metre diving platform, diver Mary Holgate, plays a familiar role - one which figuratively ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Eight Program, Friday 14th September

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Eight Program, Friday 14th September Night (Joosje Duk) *** Film Short Official Selection *** – – ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: The Adventures of Prince Achmed

Many consider Walt Disney’s 1937 animation Snow White and the Seven Dwarves to be the first feature length animated film, ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review – Night (Joosje Duk)

Night starts off as a seemingly innocent film, two girls (Rachel Hilson & Genelva Krin) are getting ready for a ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Nora Twomey Shares the Making of the Masterful Animation The Breadwinner 

The Breadwinner, from Irish director Nora Twomey (I love Song of the Sea), is a rich, vibrant tapestry following the ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Special Podcast with Kate Lefoe / Plunge Review

[vimeo 275360568 w=640 h=360] Two women (Juliet Hindmarsh & Jeni Bezuidenhout) go into the countryside together to have fun at ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Nine Program, Saturday 15th September

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Nine Program, Saturday 15th September The Greatest Luxury (Kathryn Ferguson) *** Film Short Official Selection *** ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Morgan Gruer’s Reflections

Reflections, is an astonishing, stunning 2D animated film composed of approximately 1,100 individual drawings. It's an absolute delight to watch, ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: The Greatest Luxury (Kathryn Ferguson)

The Greatest Luxury, Kathryn Ferguson's vibrant, bold short docu-commercial, or this arty presentation of the fashion biz, or even a ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Caramel (Nadine Labaki)

A romantic comedy set in Beirut, Caramel is a decadent piece of foreign cinema that significantly grows on you as ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Eva Husson’s Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story)

Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story), or as the French like to call it, Bang Gang (une histoire d'amour moderne), ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Alice Rohrwacher's The Wonders

When Italian filmmaker, Alice Rohrwacher, came to the stage to collect the Grand Prize of the Jury, for Le Meraviglie ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Ten Program, Sunday 16th September

Femme Filmmakers Festival: Day Ten Program, Sunday 16th September Short Film Prizes Online Announcement Online roll of honor prize ceremony ...

Kati Egely’s Land Without Evil and Myrsini Aristidou’s Aria take High Honors at the Femme Filmmakers Festival

The short film prizes for the 3rd annual Femme Filmmakers Festival were announced earlier today. Hungarian Kati Egely and Cypriot ...

Femme Filmmakers Festival Interview: Morgan Gruer Mixes Animation With Live Action

The Maya Deren Short Film Innovation Prize --- WINNER --- Morgan Gruer - "for excellent, emotive hand-drawn animation with Reflections, ...