Tag: short films
Femme Filmmakers Festival Profile and Opinion: Paradise Blue (Roxana Stroe)
Profile Roxana has studied Film Directing at the National University of Theatre and Cinema “I.L. Caragiale” in Bucharest. Her short movies have participated in numerous…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Magpie (Erin Curran, Megan McDonagh)
Magpie, a 13-minute short film directed by Erin Curran and Megan McDonagh, crafts a poignant narrative, that beautifully captures the bittersweet intricacies of familial love…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: My Sister is Dead (Nimra Munawar)
The idea of two sisters arguing, despite one of them being dead, should hold a lot of promise. However, the opportunity is somewhat lost in My…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Profile and Opinion: No Strings (Molly Lipson)
Profile Molly Lipson is a writer, editor and filmmaker from London, UK. She has had her work published in The New York Times, Rolling Stone,…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Profile and Opinion: A Bed of Foxgloves (Holly Joyce)
Profile A born creative, Holly Joyce has worked for twenty years as an actor, script consultant, theatre director, producer, and performance coach. After being asked…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Profile and Opinion: 2K5 (Nicole Pott)
Profile Nicole is a BAFTA long listed filmmaker and has been directing for over ten years, building up a portfolio of bold, strong films including…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Profile and Opinion: Scarlet Silence (Zen Nguyen)
Profile As a Vietnamese female director with a passion for art and psychology, “Scarlet Silence” represents the culmination of my creative vision. This film explores…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Francie (Zoe Ellender)
Motherhood is an oft-explored topic in filmmaking. But Zoe Ellender manages to secure her place in this category with a worthy and distinct voice. Francie is an…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: It’s a Family Thing (Lea Anderson)
During the introduction the voice-over asks “Who am I? How do I fit in?”. It’s a question we’ve all asked ourselves. And It’s a Family Thing uses…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: C U Next Tuesday (Eden Sandy)
On the face of it, C U Next Tuesday is a simple short story depicting an attempt to book a doctor’s appointment. However, in the hands of…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Profile and Opinion: Mole (Shari Sharpe)
Profile Born in London, and raised in Toronto, Shari Sharpe is a filmmaker of Jamaican descent who brings unapologetic humour to her work. She began…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Lusthouse (Neeraja Raj)
Lusthouse, a whimsical short film written and produced by Neeraja Raj, offers a vibrant and playful exploration of youthful infatuation, cleverly wrapping its comedic narrative…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Don’t Be Rude (Jessica Hof)
Cassidy is a backpacker getting through a day of door-to-door sales in Toronto. At a time when three other women have gone missing. When she…
Femme Filmmakers Festival: Watch Student Film D.A.N.C.E. (Alexianne Charlery-Warner)
D.A.N.C.E. has an interesting premise – a great homage to 80s and 90s slasher films. some promising camera work which at times is a bit…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: News From Home (Chantal Akerman)
“With me, you see the time pass. And feel it pass.” Time is something we feel, observe, experience. It’s also something we cannot truly know,…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Topos: a poetic documentary (Issabella Orlando)
Topos: A Poetic Documentary, written and directed by Issabella Orlando, is a visually evocative and deeply reflective five-minute short film. It delicately balances themes of…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: The Ceiling (Louisa Connolly-Burnham)
Outstanding in its realistic and hugely engaging story-telling, The Ceiling takes a clever look at the idea of consent. Taking place the morning after a night together,…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Body Heat (Andra Smileanschi)
Body Heat is an abstract and poetic short piece that touches on themes of vulnerability and surrender to human contact. The luscious visuals are a montage…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Profile and Opinion: Bi-Nocular Panic (Anouk Witkowska Hiffler)
Profile Anouk Witkowska Hiffler is a French-German filmmaker from Paris. She moved to London in 2020 and graduated from the University of Westminster Film BA…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: When Winter Comes (Yuan Yuan)
Shot in New York and funded by the Spike Lee Fund When Winter Comes was directed by Chinese filmmaker Yuan Yuan. It is a film…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Interview with Morgan Gruer on her new Short Film ‘Fire At Will’
I had the pleasure of sitting down with Morgan Gruer, writer and director of Fire At Will, a witty family drama featured in this year’s…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Profile and Opinion: Tragedy Babes (Christa Haley)
Profile Christa Haley is a filmmaker based in New York City. She grew up in rural northern New York, where her grandfather’s love for making…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Pink Eye (Gabriela Routledge)
The extensive addition of student films to this year’s edition of the Femme Filmmakers Festival was certain to add a kind of rawness and nuance…
Book Now: 10th Femme Filmmakers Festival Short Film Online Screenings
We are now well and truly in September, the month of the 10th Femme Filmmakers Festival. If you have not registered your place on one…







































