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The Short Films of Femme Filmmakers Festival 2020 you can still watch

   September 9, 2020

The whole world seem virtual now. How do we watch movies together? Have we forgotten? The Femme Filmmakers Festival began on Friday 28th August and ran for 10 days, and has always offered that discourse by default. Now in its 5th year celebrating films made by women, the FemmeFilmFest has always been a purely online showcase.

This year, given the state of the world as the lockdown has dictated, the online festival circuit is now an almost sacrificial commodity. In a way, I am personally relieved the Femme Filmmakers Festival was already carried by the online platform, avoiding so many organisational headaches – but generally this whole fiasco clouds us with sadness. Whether we watch movies or not.

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Right now, though, we will dwell on the movies, and not the unfortunate hand we have been dealt. I’m talking about the 23 short films that are still available to watch online for free.

2020 FemmeFilmFest Coverage

Previous FemmeFilmFest Coverage

Find the Streaming Links Below:

The Clawford Trilogy (Caz Armstrong)

El Mago Georges (Katalin Egely)

Another Place (Anna Radchenko, Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux)

Fucking Down (Amanda Lago)

Uproot (Julia Bales)

The Get (Kelsie Moore)

In a Hole (Sarah Louise Dean)

Raging Cult (Meagan Adele Lopez)

The Pregnant Ground (Haolu Wang)

Shelter in Place (Kelsie Moore)

Girl in the Hallway (Valerie Barnhart)

Olympia (Giulia Achenza)

Foyer (Sophie B. Jacques)

Juste Moi et Toi (Sandrine Brodeur-Desrosiers)

Semele (Myrsini Aristidou)

The Gray Area (Kelsie Moore)

Welcome Home (Armita Keyani)

Circulation (Blanca Rego)

Lockdown (Blanca Rego)

Long Time Lister, First Time Caller (Nora Kirkpatrick)

Ghazaal (Ragini Bhasin)

Touch (Lulu Wang)

Wake Up (Olivia Wilde)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeQvFRYtmLw

Author: Robin Write

I make sure it's known the company's in business. I'd see that it had a certain panache. That's what I'm good at. Not the work, not the work... the presentation.