Well, we are onto day six of the 6th Femme Filmmakers Festival and still going strong. It’s halfway through the week and just over halfway through the fest so perhaps sit down with a cup of coffee, recap our lineup here and see what’s playing today as well!
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Wednesday 1st September Schedule
Showcase Selection
Earth Odyssey (Adi Halfin)5 minutes – 16:00
Lost Horse (Adi Halfin) 3 minutes – 16:15
Competition Selection
Gone Youth (Audrey Jean-Baptiste) 19 minutes – 16:30
Pacifico Oscuro (Camila Beltrán) 11 minutes – 17:00
Feature Films
The Chambermaid (Lila Avilés) 102 minutes – 17:30
The Light of the Moon (Jessica M. Thompson) 94 minutes – 19:30
What You May Have Missed
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- Rétrospective du Festival de Cannes: A Cultural Bonanza With Pote tin Kyriaki / Never on Sunday (1960)Writer-director, Jules Dassin (Rififi, Topkapi), and actress, Melina Mercouri, were married in real life, in 1966. Years after meeting, and…
- Rétrospective du Festival de Cannes: Joseph Losey’s Rural Drama, Accident (1967)There are many prosperous film partnerships, those which have gone a little unnoticed over the decades. One such under-appreciated double-act,…
- Film Review – Queer (2024)Luca Guadagnino’s Queer is a bold and intimate adaptation of William S. Burroughs’ semi-autobiographical novella. A long-gestating passion project for…
- Film Review – The Brutalist (2024)With The Brutalist, director Brady Corbet crafts a visually stunning and deeply evocative exposition on identity, displacement, and the search…
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