 The Feminist Film Festival in Bucharest, Romania is aiming to "create spaces and contexts for dialogue and to keep fighting for gender equality". The festival is taking place 13-16 October.
The organisers argue we still need feminism in 2022: "We continue to organize this festival because we want to explore the issues that both women and men face in patriarchal societies through a selection of films that address topics such as human rights, gender equality & gender-based violence, migration, gender roles , identity and intersectionality." I am proud that they have selected Because Goddess is Never Enough. It will show on Saturday 14th at 16:30 in the programme 'Invisible Women'.
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WOFFF22 was brilliant! I can't rate the event highly enough in terms of the quality of films that they showed, the blending of the in-person and online festival, the organisation and the welcome. So proud to have taken part. And they've summed it all up pretty well in this highlights reel...
"Women Over 50 Film Festival returned to Depot for WOFFF22 on 24 September 2022 for a sold-out day filled with fantastic films, a panel event, cocktails, a huge Lewes audience, including local politicians, as well as visiting filmmakers from Scotland, England, Belgium and Canada. Directed by James Tucker from Flick's Flicks @JTVideoMaker and @flickv
Featuring Nuala O'Sullivan (WOFFF founder and director), Miranda Walker (writer Face it - Abbey), Sally Patterson (director We are here but we are lost), Jayne Toulson (documentary subject We are here but we are lost), Tom Baxter (director We are here but we are lost), Shiona McCubbin (director Maureen), Carmen Slijpen (Depot Director & Programmer), Councillor Adrian Ross (Chair of Lewes District Council), Councillor Matthew Bird (Deputy Mayor), Kerry Fox (director Topping Out), Graham Turner (actor Split), Fergus and Alex (from Box of Booze), Anna Frearson (poet and performer), Clare Holman (director Split), Tyro Heath (director Birds), Debbie Honeywood (actor Birds), Thomasina Gibson (WOFFF board member), Jane Glennie (director Because Goddess is Never Enough), Liz Jackson (directors Blind as a Beat), Lily Gontard (director Whalefall)". |
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