Tag: Femme Film Fest 2018
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 we are all aware. Knowing…
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 outset. An owl hoots, the foot-tapping…
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 symbol of the deterioration of relations…
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 shot from the opening frames,…
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 up there in their revelry…
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 275360779 w=640 h=360] – –…
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 surprise I might add, was…
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 first feature-length film is uncomfortably…
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 all the squawking – I…
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, Sam, who has returned to…
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 265695677 w=640 h=360] – –…
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 orange aloft in the daytime…
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 by, to answer some of our…
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. What the diver does, and…