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SCREEN QUEENS X DIRECTED BY WOMEN

01sepAll Day30FeaturedSCREEN QUEENS X DIRECTED BY WOMENReviews and essays written by women, about womenCountry:United Kingdom,USA

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Screen Queens will be joining in once again on the 4th annual Directed By Women month long celebration. As film critics and watchers, we think it's important to highlight and champion

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Screen Queens will be joining in once again on the 4th annual Directed By Women month long celebration.

As film critics and watchers, we think it’s important to highlight and champion the work of women filmmakers so our September posting schedule will be filled with reviews, essays and analysis of women directed films and showcase some short films by up and coming women filmmakers.

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september 1 (Saturday) - 30 (Sunday)

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Scalarama 2018 Cinema Nation 15 Cairns Street

01sepAll Day30FeaturedScalarama 2018Teaming up with our sister season Directed by Women for the 4th year Cinema NationCountry:United Kingdom

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The countdown begins now! It’s coming… 1 – 30 September 2018. Get involved! Share ideas! Plan together! Celebrate Cinema! Create the World! Teaming up with our sister season Directed by

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The countdown begins now!

It’s coming… 1 – 30 September 2018. Get involved! Share ideas! Plan together! Celebrate Cinema! Create the World!

Teaming up with our sister season Directed by Women for the fourth year to celebrate films made by female filmmakers. It’s also a month long party which everyone is invited to.

We are partnering with Curzon Artificial Eye to celebrate Agnès Varda’s career. This summer, Curzon will be re-releasing eight of her best known films on glorious 4K DCPs. Find out more about this amazing retrospective and how to get involved here >>>

To join in with the Directed by Women celebrations, seek out screenings in your area of films made by women and be part of the conversation on how to see more female-told stories on screen. This year, Scalarama will also be tagging films on offer from distributors with the F-Rated tag, which highlights works made (directed or written) by female filmmakers.

Throughout the preparation weeks before Scalarama, there will be articles and recommendations of films that can be screened for September, and we’ll highlight any exhibitors who are taking up the challenge to show more films Directed by Women this year.

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september 1 (Saturday) - 30 (Sunday)

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Cinema Nation
15 Cairns Street

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Scalaramahello@scalarama.com Cinema Nation, 15 Cairns Street, Liverpool Merseyside, L8 2UN, UK

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Created By Women: A "Directed By Women" Event Farmer House Museum 529 N College Ave, Bloomington, IN

01sepAll Day30FeaturedCreated By Women: A "Directed By Women" EventFarmer House MuseumCountry:USA

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Farmer House Museum in Bloomington, Indiana, is the legacy of Mary Ellen Farmer and her husband Ed Farmer. The museum showcases Mary Ellen Farmer's dedication to preserving 20th century Americana;

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Farmer House Museum in Bloomington, Indiana, is the legacy of Mary Ellen Farmer and her husband Ed Farmer. The museum showcases Mary Ellen Farmer’s dedication to preserving 20th century Americana; the creative endeavors of her mother, sister, and aunt; artwork by women; and women filmmakers (Madelyn Ritrosky, Emily Purcell, Karen Holtzclaw, Terri Farley, Kalynn Brower) using the museum for recent/current movie projects. In addition, the September artist with an art exhibit in the Bellevue Gallery (inside the museum) is a woman – painter Mary Mayhew. And, Farmer House is run by a woman, director Emily Purcell. When you visit, you can learn about and watch trailers for Stardust & Moonbeams (currently playing festivals), Airwave Adventure (in post-production), and Making the Scene (in pre-production) — all short films directed by women.

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september 1 (Saturday) - 30 (Sunday)

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Farmer House Museum
529 N College Ave, Bloomington, IN

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Farmer House Museum812-336-5597 purcellemily@ymail.com 529 N College Ave, Bloomington, IN

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Women's Suffrage Film Festival Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre 42 Queen Street, New Plymouth, New Zealand 4310

01sepAll Day19Women's Suffrage Film FestivalGovett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye CentreCountry:New Zealand

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To celebrate the 125th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage in New Zealand, the Len Lye Centre Cinema presents a series of films to celebrate this momentous occasion. Mustang Sat 1 Sep | 3

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To celebrate the 125th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage in New Zealand, the Len Lye Centre Cinema presents a series of films to celebrate this momentous occasion.

Mustang
Sat 1 Sep | 3 pm | M

My Year with Helen
Wed 5 Sep | 7 pm | PG

RGB
Sat 8 Sep | 3 pm | PG

Mauri
Sun 9 Sep | 3 pm | M

Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance
Wed 12 Sep | 7 pm | Exempt

The Punk Singer
Sat 15 Sep | 3 pm | M

RBG
Sun 16 Sep | 3 pm | PG

Desperately Seeking Susan + The Ladies 80’s Choir
Wed 19 Sep | 7 pm | M

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september 1 (Saturday) - 19 (Wednesday) NZST

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Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre
42 Queen Street, New Plymouth, New Zealand 4310

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Caribbean Tales International Film Festival 2018 The Revue Cinema 400 Roncesvalles Ave

05sepAll Day20Caribbean Tales International Film Festival 2018LIGHT IT UPThe Revue CinemaCountry:Canada

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3 YEARS OF CARIBBEAN FILM LIGHT IT UP It’s a call to action. A call to arms. A call to change. A call that’s been ringing

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3 YEARS OF CARIBBEAN FILM

LIGHT IT UP

It’s a call to action. A call to arms. A call to change. A call that’s been ringing out for a long time and Caribbean filmmakers are answering that call in force. We’re asking them to focus their light on all the changes in the world, to showcase their vision of change and spread their message, to lead the way. The world can be a dark place, but we can look at that darkness and say “Light it Up.”

Our film selection panel has received numerous entries and after a rigorous process has programmed a number of films that we believe will be enjoyed by audiences in Toronto. This year we have selected 10 feature films for competition, paired with a number of short films that complement the featured selection.

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Day 10
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Day 15
Day 16
September 5, 2018
7:00pm Trailblazers directed by Frances-Anne Solomon @ The Royal7:00pm - 9:00pmHERO A Tall Caribbean Tale Inspired by the Extraordinary Life and Times of Mr Ulric Cross directed by Frances-Anne Solomon FEATURED SCREENING – WORLD PREMIERE A docudrama that presents a hitherto untold perspective on the life and times of Ulric Cross DFC, DSO, a World War II Squadron Leader born in colonial Trinidad whose distinguished international career as a soldier, jurist and diplomat spanned key events of the 20th Century when independent African and Caribbean nations came of age, a new brand of Black leadership was born and post-colonial societies emerged to find their place today on the world’s stage. QUEEN OF HEARTS directed by Kyisha Williams, Lindsey Addawoo SHORT FILM A magical infusion of West African culture in a setting portrayed as European. A Queen’s world is shattered when she discovers that the love of her life is not who she thought he was. With succubus-like abilities that arise in moments of distress, she fights to protect herself and the ones she loves against those who want what she has: power.
September 12, 2018
8:00pm Shine Ya Light: Caribbean Canadian @ The Revue Cinema8:00pm - 10:00pmBONUM directed by Sabrina Naz-Comanescu SHORT FILM After they cycle through two steps back and one step forward again, the dangers of complacency are revealed and the reward that is nestled in perseverance is imagined. Conceivably this is the taste of Bonum. ACCIDENTALS directed by Natalie Novak SHORT FILM An estranged father and daughter come to terms with their frayed relationship during a tense road trip as they each limp towards the realization that neither of them is doing okay on their own. HEARTS OF STEEL directed by Gayle Wilmot SHORT FILM Hearts of Steel is a fun, inspiring, compelling documentary film that follows a group of Toronto teenagers as they prepare and practise rigorously for a musical competition for steel bands. Along the way they learn leadership, commitment, trust, multi-cultural respect and the value of belonging to a musical family. The film captures their hard work, emotional stress and unbridled joy as they move toward the finish line.
September 13, 2018
9:00pm Cinefam: Africa @ The Revue Cinema9:00pm - 11:00pmDEEP END directed by Jachintha Timothy FEATURED SCREENING – WORLD PREMIERE Sunitha Patel has lived her ‘daddy’s’ dream all her life and now wants to find her own way in the world, even if it means making waves in her society. Through her desire to become a surfer, she gets into conflict with her father who has different visions for her future. But by finding herself on her surfboard, she finds love and even herself. PALADIN directed by Lu Asfasha SHORT FILM While reading comic books on the roof of her apartment building, a young woman’s psychosis causes visions of herself as the valiant superhero Paladin, saving citizens from the evil Iblis, who seeks to steal their fate, and ultimately their freedom. At great personal risk, she charges head first into battle, hoping to emerge victorious. DREAMS UNTOLD directed by Jamie Whitecrow SHORT FILM Upon returning from a long trip, a young woman hopes to recover after leaving an abusive relationship, but as she lays down to rest, her dreams urge her to confront her deepest horror. Mare is a sleep paralysis demon that is as old as sleep, theorized to haunt individuals who’ve experienced traumatic events. As Mare comes to her bedside, she must choose save herself or to be eaten by fear.
7:00pm Building Bridges @ The Revue Cinema7:00pm - 9:00pmUNFINISHED SENTENCES directed by Mariel Brown FEATURED SCREENING A filmmaker daughter and her writer father navigate the conflicting issues of their relationship: race and art, adoration and disappointment, success and failure. Until he dies and in her grief, she discovers that his poetry and prose transcend death, allowing her to hear his voice again and find a way back to herself. THE HAIRCUT directed by Maya Annik Bedward SHORT FILM Marvin came to Canada from Jamaica in the early 1950s. With no Black barbers in his new neighbourhood, he endured many painful haircuts as a child. At 65, he still hates to get his haircut. A funny and refreshing take on the classic immigrant story, The Haircut is an exploration of assimilation and resistance through the portrait of one man’s refusal to cut his hair. SIN AYO directed by Elizabeth Francisco SHORT FILM We are immediately drawn to the humming of a young girl. We see her uncovering the past through old memorabilia belonging to our protagonist Flor Marie. This work of fiction takes us on a reflective journey around the true events on the morning of November 6th of 1967 in Curacao.
September 14, 2018
8:00pm ROOTS/ROUTES @ The Revue (part of Drawfire: Bajan Night screening) 8:00pm - 10:00pmDirected by Kia Redman. SHORT FILM. “If you think of culture always as a return to roots — R-O-O-T-S — you’re missing the point. I think of culture as routes — R-O-U-T-E-S — the various routes by which people travel, culture travels, culture moves, culture develops, culture changes, cultures migrate, etc.” – Stuart Hall
September 15, 2018
9:00pm LESSONS INJUSTICE (part of Shades of Justice screening)9:00pm - 11:00pmDirected by Karen Chapman. SHORT FILM. Danardo Jones sets out on a car ride with his teenage son in hopes of having a conversation that some parents dread and others are unaware of. As a lawyer, Jones is well aware that the law can do little to protect his son against the anti-black racism and discrimination that has become a part of his complicated identity.
September 19, 2018
7:00pm THE INCURSION (part of Redemption Song screening)7:00pm - 9:00pmDirected by Sasha-Gay Lewis. SHORT FILM. On May 23, 2010 a joint police/military operation famously known as “The Incursion” was launched in the innercity community of Tivoli Gardens, Jamaica to capture the notorious drug lord Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke. This search climaxed in a deadly clash between the security forces, residents and supporters of Coke. Told from the perspective of the residents, “The Incursion” is an immersive experience that chronicles the events of that day, the emotional and personal trauma the residents’ endured and its lingering effects on their lives today.
September 20, 2018
7:30pm IT STAYS WITH YOU: Use of Force by UN Peacekeepers in Haiti @ Cineplex (part of Torchsong screening)7:30pm - 9:30pmDirected by Cahal McLaughlin & Siobhan Wills. FEATURED SCREENING. Between 2005-2007 UN peacekeeping troops carried out several raids on Cité Soleil, a severely economically depressed neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince. Although the raids were specifically targeted against leaders of criminal gangs, scores of civilians were killed and many more injured. This film returns to Cité Soleil to examine the impact of those raids on the community and to find out how survivors of the raids have fared in the ten years since. The film is produced using participatory practices, where the survivors retain control over their own contribution and were consulted during the filmmaking process and prior to public viewing.

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september 5 (Wednesday) - 20 (Thursday)

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The Revue Cinema
400 Roncesvalles Ave

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Always Somewhere Else—The Cinema of Angela Schanelec in Dialogue GOETHE-INSTITUT LONDON 50 Princes Gate, Exhibition Rd, Knightsbridge, London SW7 2PH, UK

13sepAll Day25FeaturedAlways Somewhere Else—The Cinema of Angela Schanelec in DialogueGOETHE-INSTITUT LONDONCountry:United Kingdom

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This first comprehensive retrospective in the UK dedicated to Angela Schanelec proposes a dialogue between the films of the German filmmaker and those by international directors such as Chantal Akerman,

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This first comprehensive retrospective in the UK dedicated to Angela Schanelec proposes a dialogue between the films of the German filmmaker and those by international directors such as Chantal Akerman, Edward Yang, Joanna Hogg, or Claire Denis.

Considered to be part of the so-called Berlin School, which emerged in the 1990s, with colleagues such as Christian Petzold and teachers like Harun Farocki, Schanelec (b. 1962) has subtly maintained a strong position towards neoliberal life in contemporary Europe. She poses important questions about what it means to be a woman, to care for a child or to fall in love. Schanelec’s unique approach to these topics is to focus on the silences rather than the sounds, to follow the disappearances rather than the appearances, to protect her protagonists instead of exposing their emotions.

By combining her work with that of other filmmakers the retrospective not only aims at placing Schanelec’s work into a larger context but also at offering new entry and exit points to a fascinating and baffling oeuvre.
Schanelec will be present at some of the screenings to talk about her filmmaking.

Always Somewhere Else—The Cinema of Angela Schanelec in Dialogue is curated by Patrick Holzapfel and organised by the Goethe-Institut London. With special thanks to the Deutsche Kinemathek—Museum of Film and Television Berlin.

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Day 3
Day 6
Day 8
Day 9
Day 12
Day 13
September 13, 2018
7:00pm HUMPHREY JENNINGS: SPARE TIME & ANGELA SCHANELEC: AFTERNOON + TALK7:00pm - 9:00pmThe screening will be followed by a conversation between the season curator Patrick Holzapfel and Angela Schanelec.
September 14, 2018
7:00pm MATT PORTERFIELD: TAKE WHAT YOU CAN CARRY & ANGELA SCHANELEC: I STAYED IN BERLIN OVER THE SUMMER + 7:00pm - 9:00pmThe Screening will be followed by a conversation with Angela Schanelec.
September 15, 2018
4:30pm ANGELA SCHANELEC: THE DREAMED PATH (DER GETRÄUMTE WEG) & HELENA WITTMAN: DRIFT4:30pm - 8:00pmWe encourage you two watch both films as the programme intends to present them as a pair. But if you can only come to the second flim, please check the approximate start time above.
September 18, 2018
7:00pm LISL PONGER: PASSAGES & ANGELA SCHANELEC: ORLY7:00pm - 9:00pmPrice: £3/ Admission free for language students and library members. Booking essential.
September 20, 2018
6:45pm JOANNA HOGG: UNRELATED & ANGELA SCHANELEC: MARSEILLE6:45pm - 10:30pmWe encourage you two watch both films as the programme intends to present them as a pair.
September 21, 2018
6:30pm SURPRISE FILM & CLAIRE DENIS: 35 SHOTS OF RUM (35 RHUMS)6:30pm - 10:45pmWe encourage you two watch both films as the programme intends to present them as a pair.
September 24, 2018
7:00pm ANGELA SCHANELEC: LOVELY YELLOW COLOUR & CHANTAL AKERMAN: NEWS FROM HOME7:00pm - 8:45pmPrice: £3/ Admission free for language students and library members. Booking essential.
September 25, 2018
6:45pm ANGELA SCHANELEC: PASSING SUMMER & EDWARD YANG: THE TERRORIZERS (KONG BU FEN ZI)6:45pm - 10:30pmWe encourage you two watch both films as the programme intends to present them as a pair.

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september 13 (Thursday) - 25 (Tuesday) BST

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GOETHE-INSTITUT LONDON
50 Princes Gate, Exhibition Rd, Knightsbridge, London SW7 2PH, UK

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2018 FIN Atlantic International Film Festival CINEPLEX CINEMAS PARK LANE 5657 Spring Garden Rd, Halifax, NS B3J 3R4

13sepAll Day202018 FIN Atlantic International Film FestivalATLANTIC CANADA'S CURATOR OF EPIC AND UNFORGETTABLE STORIESCINEPLEX CINEMAS PARK LANECountry:Canada

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FIN Atlantic International Film Festival is an eight-day celebration of film, media and music from around the world. It’s a festival that turns Halifax – a charming and historic coastal city

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FIN Atlantic International Film Festival is an eight-day celebration of film, media and music from around the world. It’s a festival that turns Halifax – a charming and historic coastal city – into an international mecca for the arts, abuzz with filmmakers, industry types and film lovers.

Offering a first look at the best international films of the festival season, FIN Atlantic International Film Festival is a champion of local filmmakers, committed to bridging the gap. We attract some of the biggest players in film, media and music from around the world. All of our film selections are chosen with our community in mind and our special events are designed to bring us all together. A not-for-profit organization, FIN Atlantic International Film Festival depends heavily upon its strong ties to the surrounding and thriving arts community.

Films #DirectedbyWomen include…

Angelique’s Isle directed by Marie-Hélène Cousineau and Michelle Derosier

Anthropocene: The Human Epoch directed by Jennifer Baichwal

Becoming Astrid (Unga Astrid) directed by Pernille Fischer Christensen

The Bookshop directed by Isabel Coixet

Capernaum directed by Nadine Labaki

Dead Women Walking directed by Hagar Ben-Asher

Firecrackers directed by Jasmin Mozaffari

GIRLS OF THE SUN (LES FILLES DU SOLEIL) directed by Eva Husson

The Grizzlies directed by Miranda de Pencier

Lemonade directed by Ioana Uricaru

THE LITTLE BLACK SCHOOL HOUSE directed by Sylvia Hamilton

Mouthpiece directed by Patricia Rozema

The New Romantic directed by Carly Stone

Visit the festival website for details about screening locations and more events…

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september 13 (Thursday) - 20 (Thursday) ADT

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CINEPLEX CINEMAS PARK LANE
5657 Spring Garden Rd, Halifax, NS B3J 3R4

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MDMA directed by Angie Wang

14sepAll Day30MDMA directed by Angie WangIn Select Theaters, Digital and On Demand September 14th!

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Inspired by true events… It’s 1984, and a gorgeous, young, working-class woman, Angie Wang (Annie Q.) from Newark, NJ, is about to start her freshman year at a prestigious San

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Inspired by true events… It’s 1984, and a gorgeous, young, working-class woman, Angie Wang (Annie Q.) from Newark, NJ, is about to start her freshman year at a prestigious San Francisco university. On her first day, she meets her new roommate, a rich girl named Jeanine Rockwell (Francesca Eastwood), and the two bond over booze, boys, and their first taste of freedom!

Raised by her strict father in an urban neighborhood, the sudden jolt from hardship to privileged campus life proves to be a challenge for Angie Wang. When her financial aid is cut, she uses her book and street smarts, along with school resources to synthesize the growing popular drug, Ecstasy. Angie becomes one of the west coast’s largest distributors of ‘X,” cutting deals on campus and in posh nightclubs. Her dual life as the Asian ‘model minority’ coed and profit-driven drug dealer is further complicated by her desire to help Bree, a girl from one of the bay area’s most infamous ghettos who reminds her of her own dark past. Angie lives the high life until her recklessness instigates a sudden tragedy from which she may not recover.

Written and directed by Angie Wang, MDMA (formally known as Cardinal X) is a provocative, crime thriller inspired by true events of Wang’s gritty past as one of the major players in the party-drug business. Produced by Wang and Rick Bosner (Fruitvale Station) with Cassian Elwes (Dallas Buyers Club) and Lawrence Braitman serving as executive producers, the film stars Annie Q. (The Leftovers, Alex Strangelove), Francesca Eastwood (M.F.A., Outlaws and Angels), Pierson Fodé (CBS’ The Bold and the Beautiful, Kill Game), Scott Keiji Takeda (Carrie Pilby), Aalyrah Caldwell (Code Black), Yetide Badaki (American Gods), Noah Segan (Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Looper) with Elisa Donovan (Clueless) and Ron Yuan (Disney’s upcoming live-action remake of Mulan, Netflix’s Marco Polo).

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september 14 (Friday) - 30 (Sunday)

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Nelly Laemmle Playhouse 7 673 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, California 91101

14sepAll Day20NellyDirected by Anne ÉmondLaemmle Playhouse 7Country:USA

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Nelly Arcan shocked the literary world with elegant phrasing and lurid details in her semi-autobiographical first novel, Putain, which became an international best-seller in 2001. Nelly’s fragmented life is laid

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Nelly Arcan shocked the literary world with elegant phrasing and lurid details in her semi-autobiographical first novel, Putain, which became an international best-seller in 2001. Nelly’s fragmented life is laid bare in a stylish mix of make-believe and memoir, revealing a woman lost between irreconcilable identities: the neurotic writer, the vulnerable lover, the call girl and the star. Despite literary success, the French Canadian’s remarkable life ended in tragedy.

RSVP “Going” to get reminded when NELLY tickets go on sale for the LA release on September 14!

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september 14 (Friday) - 20 (Thursday) PDT

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Laemmle Playhouse 7
673 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, California 91101

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I Am Not a Witch Northwest Film Forum 1515 12th Ave

14sepAll Day20FeaturedI Am Not a WitchDirected by Rungano NyoniNorthwest Film ForumCountry:USA

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When eight-year-old Shula turns up alone and unannounced in a rural Zambian village, the locals are suspicious. A minor incident escalates to a full-blown witch trial, where she is found

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When eight-year-old Shula turns up alone and unannounced in a rural Zambian village, the locals are suspicious. A minor incident escalates to a full-blown witch trial, where she is found guilty and sentenced to life on a state-run witch camp. There, she is tethered to a long white ribbon and told that if she ever tries to run away, she will be transformed into a goat. As the days pass, Shula begins to settle into her new community, but a threat looms on the horizon. Soon she is forced to make a difficult decision – whether to resign herself to life on the camp, or take a risk for freedom.

By turns moving, funny and surreal, I Am Not a Witch offers spellbinding storytelling with flashes of anarchic humor. Sharply satirical, boldly provocative, audacious and unforgettable, it showcases Zambian-born Welsh director Rungano Nyoni as a fresh and fearless new voice in British film.

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september 14 (Friday) - 20 (Thursday)

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Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave

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The Surreal Impressions of Germaine Dulac Billy Wilder Theater 10899 Wilshire Blvd.

15sepAll Day23The Surreal Impressions of Germaine DulacUCLA Film & Television Archive and the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the United States presentBilly Wilder TheaterCountry:USA

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Suffragette, journalist, theorist and feminist filmmaker Germaine Dulac (1882-1942) fervently pushed the boundaries of silent cinematic art, playing an integral role in the development of the first avant-garde in Europe

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Suffragette, journalist, theorist and feminist filmmaker Germaine Dulac (1882-1942) fervently pushed the boundaries of silent cinematic art, playing an integral role in the development of the first avant-garde in Europe and beyond.

Perhaps best known for The Seashell and the Clergyman, which history has proven to be the first Surrealist film, pre-dating the first screening of Un Chien Andalou by one year, Dulac’s hands-on influence reached deep into her national film culture: she contributed significant pieces on moving image theory, including the article Mise-en-scène; co-founded and was acting secretary to Club Français du Cinema, a hub for film clubs throughout France and a network for avant-garde exhibition; and served as a key organizer of the Société des auteurs de films, an association that attempted to form cohesive guidelines of ownership for independent, artist-made works. This September, the Archive is pleased to present 13 of the artist’s long- and short-form works from each stage in her exquisite career. All films directed by Germaine Dulac.

Schedule
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Day 7
Day 8
Day 9
September 15, 2018
3:00pm Abstractions3:00pm - 4:35pmThis program collects three of Germaine Dulac’s technical studies from the final two years of the 1920s, plus a subversive short-form work Dulac considers “a melody of images,” and her iconic The Seashell And The Clergyman, the first-ever Surrealist film (its public premiere was one year prior to Un Chien Andalou (Luis Buñuel, 1929).
September 21, 2018
7:30pm La souriante Madame Beudet / La folie des vaillants 7:30pm - 8:43pmLa souriante Madame Beudet / The Smiling Madame Beudet (1922) and La folie des vaillants / The Folly of the Brave (1925)
September 22, 2018
7:30pm La Princesse Mandane 7:30pm - 8:47pmArguably the most commercial film of Dulac’s career, this adventure tale, an adaptation of Pierre Benoît’s novel, is expressed primarily through the language of classical ballet and spatial representations of female captivity.
September 23, 2018
3:00pm Films Musicaux, Disques Illustrees and Documentary Work3:00pm - 4:40pmThis program assembles four of Germaine Dulac’s surviving “musical films” and “record illustrations” alongside one of her two documentary works: Autrefois… Aujourd’hui, Un peu de rêve sur le faubourg, Ceux qui ne s’en font pas, Celles qui s’en font, and Le retour à la vie.

Time

september 15 (Saturday) - 23 (Sunday)

Location
Billy Wilder Theater
10899 Wilshire Blvd.

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UCLA Film & Television Archivearchive@cinema.ucla.edu 302 East Melnitz, Box 951323 Los Angeles, CA 90095

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2018 IFP Week Made in NY Media Center by IFP 30 John Street

15sepAll Day202018 IFP WeekMade in NY Media Center by IFPCountry:USA

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Formerly known as the IFP Market, IFP Week is the oldest and largest forum in the U.S. for the discovery of new projects in development from both established filmmakers and

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Formerly known as the IFP Market, IFP Week is the oldest and largest forum in the U.S. for the discovery of new projects in development from both established filmmakers and new voices on the independent scene. Where’s it at? IFP’s home base, the made in NY Media Center, and all over Brooklyn.

Feature Films #DirectedbyWomen

Aquí y Ahora directed by Paz León

Bitterroot directed by Vera Brunner-Sung

Bury Me on Gold Mountain directed by Li Lu.

Clementine directed by Lara Jean Gallagher

Doha – The Rising Sun directed by Eimi Imanishi

Farewell Amor directed by Ekwa Msangi

Girl Show directed by Erin Sanger

The Gymnast directed by Charlotte Glynn

Jerusalem – The Quarters directed by Arsinée Khanjian, Mohsen Makhmalbaf, and Anna Muylaert,

Kayla and Eddie en Français directed by Iyabo Boyd

Lamb on the Throne directed by April Moore

The Mesopotamian directed by Esra Saydam

Nhomlaau directed by Asantewaa Prempeh

Nobody Nothing Nowhere directed by Rachel Wolther and Alex Fischer

Noche de Fuego directed by Tatiana Huezo

The Novice directed by Lauren Hadaway

The Other Side (working title) directed by Barbara Cigarro

Return of the Owl directed by Martika Escobar

A Rooster on the Fire Escape directed by Guetty Felin

The Short History of the Long Road directed by Ani Simon-Kennedy

Tammy’s Always Dying directed by Amy Jo Johnson

Fiction Series #DirectedbyWomen

Beard directed by Angie Browne

Blurs directed by Jonterri Gadson

Breaking News directed by Catherine Eaton

Dream Team directed by Lev Kalman and Whitney Horn

The Heart directed Drew Denny and Kaitlin Prest

I Adore Dolores directed by Sam Marine and Emily Wilson

Rainbow Ruthie directed by Ruthie Marantz

Tethered directed by Leslie Rathe

View from the Floor directed by Megan Griffiths

Watched directed by Afia Nathaniel

We-Koko directed by Anu Valia

Year Zero directed by Brooke Sebold

Documentary Features #DirectedbyWomen

40 Days and 40 Nights directed by Dara Kell

512 Hours directed by Adina Istrate and Giannina La Salvia

An Act of Worship directed by Nausheen Dadabhoy

The American Sector directed by Pacho Velez and Courtney Stephens

Anbessa directed by Mo Scarpelli

Anxiety Club directed by Wendy Lobel

Body Parts directed by Kristy Guevara-Flanagan

Chains directed by Zoe Potkin

Confucian Dream directed by Mijie Li

Dharavi directed by Smriti Mundhra

Flood directed, written, and produced by Katy Scoggin

For Madmen Only (working title) directed by Heather Ross

The Great Experiment directed by Greta Schiller

Heroes directed by Avishai Yeganyahu Mekonen and Shari Rothfarb Mekonen

The In Between directed by Robie Flores

Jacinta directed by Jessica Earnshaw

Knock Down the House directed by Rachel Lears

The Labudovic Reels directed by Mila Turajlic

A Machine to Live In directed by Yoni Goldstein and Meredith Zielke

Made in Boise directed by Beth Aala

Madidi directed by Elizabeth Unger

Narrowsburg directed by Martha Shane

People’s Hospital directed by Siyi Chen

Pool Movie (working title) directed by Vicky Funari

Pray Away directed by Kristine Stolakis

Refusing to Ghost directed by Sara Ross-Samko

Represent directed by Hillary Bachelder

Shirley Clarke documentary directed by Immy Humes

Sugar directed by Sophie Mathisen

This Body, Too directed by Arisleyda Dilone

Untitled Criminal Justice / High School Project directed by Maisie Crow

What It Takes directed by Deborah Dickson and Tom Hurwitz

Women in Blue directed by Deirdre Fishel

Nonfiction Series #DirectedbyWomen

& Daughters directed by Sarah Keeling

Autopsy of a System directed by Sophie Finkelstein

Digital Dating Documentary Series directed by Ellen Martinez and Steph Ching

I Am an African directed by Adetoro Makinde

Radical directed by Jessica Vale

Unladylike directed by Charlotte Mangin

Time

september 15 (Saturday) - 20 (Thursday) EDT

Location
Made in NY Media Center by IFP
30 John Street

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Audre Lorde on Screen Anthology Film Archives 32 Second Avenue

17sepAll Day20Audre Lorde on ScreenFeaturing work by Dagmar Schultz, Jennifer Abod, Michelle Parkerson & Ada Gay GriffinAnthology Film ArchivesCountry:USA

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This series brings together three documentaries that celebrate the life and work of Audre Lorde, the self-described Black, lesbian, feminist, socialist, warrior, poet, mother. Lorde wrote, “From my membership in

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This series brings together three documentaries that celebrate the life and work of Audre Lorde, the self-described Black, lesbian, feminist, socialist, warrior, poet, mother. Lorde wrote, “From my membership in all of these groups I have learned that oppression and the intolerance of difference come in all shapes and sizes and colors and sexualities; and that among those of us who share the goals of liberation and a workable future for our children, there can be no hierarchies of oppression.” Through her poetry and activism, Lorde fought for the rights of the oppressed with an urgent and prophetic voice that remains inspiring and influential today, over 25 years after her death. These documentaries provide extraordinary glimpses of Lorde as a person, poet, and thinker. They are both an excellent introduction to her work and a rich resource for her longtime fans.

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Day 4
September 17, 2018
6:45pm A Litany For Survival: The Life and Work of Audre Lorde6:45pm - 8:15pmA LITANY FOR SURVIVAL: THE LIFE AND WORK OF AUDRE LORDE by Michelle Parkerson & Ada Gay Griffin. A stunning portrait of Audre Lorde, whose writings – spanning five decades – articulated some of the most important social and political visions of the century. From Lorde’s childhood roots in NYC’s Harlem to her battle with breast cancer, this moving film explores a life and a body of work that embodied the connections between the Civil Rights movement, the Women’s movement, and the struggle for lesbian and gay rights. At the heart of this documentary is Lorde’s own challenge to “envision what has not been and work with every fiber of who we are to make the reality and pursuit of that vision irresistible.”
9:00pm Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years 1984 to 19929:00pm - 10:19pmAUDRE LORDE: THE BERLIN YEARS 1984 TO 1992 by Dagmar Schultz, “Schultz weaves together archival footage and interviews to portray Lorde’s experiences and interactions during her time in Berlin from 1984-92, in particular her relation to the German Black Diaspora and her attempt to articulate and raise awareness of Afro-German identity, culture, and history. The film offers a valuable historical document about the development of an Afro-German movement and the origins of the anti-racist movement before and after German reunification, as well as a transnational perspective on Black culture and the African diaspora.” –Sofia Varino
September 18, 2018
7:00pm The Edge of Each Other's Battles: The Vision of Audre Lorde7:00pm - 8:00pmTHE EDGE OF EACH OTHER’S BATTLES: THE VISION OF AUDRE LORDE by Jennifer Abod. This powerful documentary is a moving tribute to Audre Lorde. One of the most celebrated icons of feminism’s second wave, Lorde inspired several generations of activists with her riveting poetry, serving as a catalyst for change and uniting the communities of which she was a part: black arts and black liberation, women’s liberation, and lesbian and gay liberation. Nowhere was this more apparent than the groundbreaking I AM YOUR SISTER CONFERENCE which brought together 1,200 activists from 23 countries. Including thrilling footage of the inimitable Lorde herself, and candid interviews with conference organizers, THE EDGE OF EACH OTHER’S BATTLES powerfully brings Lorde’s legacy of poetry and politics to life and conveys the spirit, passion and intensity that remain her trademark.
9:00pm A Litany For Survival: The Life and Work of Audre Lorde9:00pm - 10:30pmA LITANY FOR SURVIVAL: THE LIFE AND WORK OF AUDRE LORDE by Michelle Parkerson & Ada Gay Griffin. A stunning portrait of Audre Lorde, whose writings – spanning five decades – articulated some of the most important social and political visions of the century. From Lorde’s childhood roots in NYC’s Harlem to her battle with breast cancer, this moving film explores a life and a body of work that embodied the connections between the Civil Rights movement, the Women’s movement, and the struggle for lesbian and gay rights. At the heart of this documentary is Lorde’s own challenge to “envision what has not been and work with every fiber of who we are to make the reality and pursuit of that vision irresistible.”
September 20, 2018
6:45pm Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years 1984 to 19926:45pm - 8:03pmAUDRE LORDE: THE BERLIN YEARS 1984 TO 1992 by Dagmar Schultz, “Schultz weaves together archival footage and interviews to portray Lorde’s experiences and interactions during her time in Berlin from 1984-92, in particular her relation to the German Black Diaspora and her attempt to articulate and raise awareness of Afro-German identity, culture, and history. The film offers a valuable historical document about the development of an Afro-German movement and the origins of the anti-racist movement before and after German reunification, as well as a transnational perspective on Black culture and the African diaspora.” –Sofia Varino
9:00pm The Edge of Each Other's Battles: The Vision of Audre Lorde9:00pm - 10:00pmTHE EDGE OF EACH OTHER’S BATTLES: THE VISION OF AUDRE LORDE by Jennifer Abod. This powerful documentary is a moving tribute to Audre Lorde. One of the most celebrated icons of feminism’s second wave, Lorde inspired several generations of activists with her riveting poetry, serving as a catalyst for change and uniting the communities of which she was a part: black arts and black liberation, women’s liberation, and lesbian and gay liberation. Nowhere was this more apparent than the groundbreaking I AM YOUR SISTER CONFERENCE which brought together 1,200 activists from 23 countries. Including thrilling footage of the inimitable Lorde herself, and candid interviews with conference organizers, THE EDGE OF EACH OTHER’S BATTLES powerfully brings Lorde’s legacy of poetry and politics to life and conveys the spirit, passion and intensity that remain her trademark.

Time

september 17 (Monday) - 20 (Thursday) EDT

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Anthology Film Archives
32 Second Avenue

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hillbilly Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center 601 College St, Bowling Green, KY 42101

18sepAll Dayhillbillywith filmmakers Sally Rubin and Ashley YorkSouthern Kentucky Performing Arts CenterCountry:USA

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In hillbilly directors Sally Rubin and Ashley York show the evolution of the uneducated, promiscuous `hillbilly’ stereotype in film and television, linking it with corporate exploitation of Appalachia’s natural resources.

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In hillbilly directors Sally Rubin and Ashley York show the evolution of the uneducated, promiscuous `hillbilly’ stereotype in film and television, linking it with corporate exploitation of Appalachia’s natural resources. The narrative anchor is York, a liberal feminist living in L.A. who returns to her hometown in eastern Kentucky in the weeks leading up to the election. The film seeks to illuminate the experience of white rural voters and to expand cultural understanding of the region. The film showcases the African-American Affrilachian Poets workshop and the Appalachian Media Institute at Appalshop, where queer young adults find community and refuge. The film aims to challenge viewers perception of Appalachia and to offer folks within the region a cinematic portrayal of which they can be proud, ultimately creating dialogue between urban and rural America.

Time

All Day (Tuesday) EDT

Location
Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center
601 College St, Bowling Green, KY 42101

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South Arts

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Vagabond Depot Cinema Pinwell Road, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2JS

18sep8:30 pm10:00 pmFeaturedVagabondDIRECTED BY AGNÈS VARDADepot CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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Vagabond, directed by Agnès Varda is the dark disturbing story of a female drifter named Mona (Sandrine Bonnaire). The film opens as Mona’s frozen body is found in a drainage ditch

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Vagabond, directed by Agnès Varda is the dark disturbing story of a female drifter named Mona (Sandrine Bonnaire). The film opens as Mona’s frozen body is found in a drainage ditch and proceeds to tell her story in a series of flashbacks and semi-documentary style “interviews” with the people who have known Mona during the last few weeks of her life. Mona is a distant, independent and not-very-likeable woman who goes from place to place, living where she can and with anyone who will take her in. Mona’s true nature remains a puzzle, both to those who thought they knew her, and to the audience. As the movie progresses it becomes clear that no one knew the true Mona and she, because of her aloofness and essential coldness, provided a canvas for those she met to write upon. Who Mona really was, and what she thought remains ambiguous. Varda has an instinctive awareness of and a photographer’s eye for visual detail which makes the film cold, bleak, and aridly beautiful. Internationally acclaimed, Vagabond is Varda’s most successful film.

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening is subtitled (in English), Screening offers free ticket for carers, Screening offers concessionary prices.

Time

(Tuesday) 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm BST

Location
Depot Cinema
Pinwell Road, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2JS

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8th Down Under Berlin Film Festival 2018 Kino Moviemento Kottbusser Damm 22, 10967 Kreuzberg, Berlin, Germany

19sepAll Day238th Down Under Berlin Film Festival 201850% of all films made by womenKino MoviementoCountry:Germany

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Down Under Berlin celebrates its 8th edition with the motto “Landscapes of Us”. It is an hommage not only to this year’s beautiful and haunting film landscapes that are a

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Down Under Berlin celebrates its 8th edition with the motto “Landscapes of Us”. It is an hommage not only to this year’s beautiful and haunting film landscapes that are a visual treat for the eyes; it is also an invitation to our audience to explore the inner landscapes of the stories they represent – the personal, emotional, social, historical and political landscapes of Down Under.

2018 marks an amazing year for the female filmmakers’ voice, and Down Under Berlin is proud to take part in this long overdue movement with 50% of all films being made by women.

Addressing current topics such as masculinity and the treatment of Indigenous Australians, the festival opens with the critically acclaimed western Sweet Country by Warwick Thornton and closes with Pete Gleeson’s depiction of Australian country life in his bold documentary Hotel Coolgardie. Another angle is taken by Adrian Russell Wills’s celebrated documentary Black Divaz, just one example of LGBTIQ content within this year’s program.

Whatever your taste, the landscapes of Down Under Berlin 2018 will entertain and challenge you by what Australia and New Zealand lays out on their sleeve: their hearts.

Full program details: https://www.downunderberlin.de

**Tickets on sale soon – watch this space**

Program:

Wednesday, September 19th, 2018
20:00 Sweet Country (Opening Film)

Thursday, September 20th, 2018
18:30 Battle of the Shorts – AUS vs. NZ, Pt. 1
21:00 Battle of the Shorts – AUS vs. NZ, Pt. 2

Friday, September 21st, 2018
16:00 Aussie Shorts
18:15 Waru
20:30 The Pretend One
22:45 Black Divaz

Saturday, September 22nd, 2018
14:30 Zelos
16:45 Symphony on Skis
18:45 Australian Short Film Today
21:15 Terror Nullius
23:00 Aussie Shorts

Sunday, September 23 rd, 2018
14:00 After the Apology
16:00 The Marshes
18:15 Kiwi Shorts
20:15 Hotel Coolgardie (Closing Film)

Can’t wait to see you there!

Time

september 19 (Wednesday) - 23 (Sunday) CEST

Location
Kino Moviemento
Kottbusser Damm 22, 10967 Kreuzberg, Berlin, Germany

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There She Goes: Women's Countercinema in the 20th Century Academy Cinemas 44 Lorne Street, Auckland, New Zealand 1010

19sepAll Day26octThere She Goes: Women's Countercinema in the 20th CenturyAcademy CinemasCountry:New Zealand

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Academy Cinemas in association with NZ Film Commission and Suffrage 125 are proud to present There She Goes, a selection of pioneering films made by women in the latter half

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Academy Cinemas in association with NZ Film Commission and Suffrage 125 are proud to present There She Goes, a selection of pioneering films made by women in the latter half of the 20th century in which the material experiences of womanhood as formed by race, class, sexuality, and nationality were critically represented and deconstructed through the medium of film. There She Goes presents a small selection of women’s cinematic output, endeavouring to highlight the radical work done by women within the (obstacle-ridden) field of cinema. These filmmakers not only succeeded in propelling the stories of women and other minority subjects into the limelight, but also radicalised the medium of cinema itself.

It is crucial to note that there are many titles omitted here not by choice but by accessibility. The archiving, restoring, digitising, and distributing of women’s cinema remains sorely lacking and many titles proved too difficult to obtain, particularly the work of woman filmmakers outside of Europe and the USA. We hope to see this becomes less of a barrier as women’s cinema continues to garner the recognition, support and protection it’s due.

Featuring A PLACE OF RAGE (Pratibha Parmar, 1991), BORN IN FLAMES (Lizzie Borden, 1983), JEANNE DIELMAN, 23 QUAI DU COMMERCE, 1080 BRUXELLES (Chantal Akerman, 1975), LOVE AND ANARCHY (Lina Wertmüller, 1973), MAURI (Merata Mita, 1988), WANDA (Barbara Loden, 1970), WOMAN, DEMON, HUMAN (Huang Shuqin, 1987), VAGABOND (Agnes Varda, 1985) and shorts by Alison Maclean, Forough Farrokhzad, Maya Deren, and Sima Urale.

OPENING NIGHT: MAURI FREE SCREENING
PROUDLY BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE NZ FILM COMMISSION

SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER | MAURI | 8:30PM | FREE
SATURDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER | VAGABOND | 8PM
FRIDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER | LOVE AND ANARCHY | 8PM SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER | A PLACE OF RAGE | 2PM
FRIDAY 5TH OCTOBER | BORN IN FLAMES | 8PM
SUNDAY 7TH OCTOBER | WOMAN, DEMON, HUMAN | 2PM FRIDAY 19TH OCTOBER | JEANNE DIELMAN, 23 QUAI DU COMMERCE, 1080 BRUXELLES | 6:30PM
FRIDAY 26TH OCTOBER | WANDA | 8PM

Time

September 19 (Wednesday) - October 26 (Friday) NZST

Location
Academy Cinemas
44 Lorne Street, Auckland, New Zealand 1010

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hillbilly Office of Civic Engagement at Troy University 122 Eldridge Hall, Troy, AL 36082

19sepAll Dayhillbillywith filmmakers Sally Rubin and Ashley YorkOffice of Civic Engagement at Troy UniversityCountry:USA

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In hillbilly directors Sally Rubin and Ashley York show the evolution of the uneducated, promiscuous `hillbilly’ stereotype in film and television, linking it with corporate exploitation of Appalachia’s natural resources.

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In hillbilly directors Sally Rubin and Ashley York show the evolution of the uneducated, promiscuous `hillbilly’ stereotype in film and television, linking it with corporate exploitation of Appalachia’s natural resources. The narrative anchor is York, a liberal feminist living in L.A. who returns to her hometown in eastern Kentucky in the weeks leading up to the election. The film seeks to illuminate the experience of white rural voters and to expand cultural understanding of the region. The film showcases the African-American Affrilachian Poets workshop and the Appalachian Media Institute at Appalshop, where queer young adults find community and refuge. The film aims to challenge viewers perception of Appalachia and to offer folks within the region a cinematic portrayal of which they can be proud, ultimately creating dialogue between urban and rural America.

Time

All Day (Wednesday) EDT

Location
Office of Civic Engagement at Troy University
122 Eldridge Hall, Troy, AL 36082

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South Arts

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Embrace Village Cinemas (Jam Factory, Victoria) 500 Chapel St, South Yarra, Victoria, Australia 3141

19sep5:30 pm7:30 pmEmbraceDirected by Taryn BrumfittVillage Cinemas (Jam Factory, Victoria)Country:Australia

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Carly Taylor bring you this special screening of Embrace on Wednesday the 19th of September at 5:30pm at Village Cinemas Jam Factory South Yarra, VIC! Make sure you arrive half an

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Carly Taylor bring you this special screening of Embrace on Wednesday the 19th of September at 5:30pm at Village Cinemas Jam Factory South Yarra, VIC!

Make sure you arrive half an hour early because the film will start at 5:30pm sharp!

PLEASE NOTE: Enough tickets must be sold to ensure this screening goes ahead! Funds will be placed on hold until the screening is confirmed, if it doesn’t happen those funds will be released! To buy tickets, click on the tickets link above 🙂

When body image activist Taryn Brumfitt posted an unconventional before-and-after photograph in 2013, it was seen by more than 100 million worldwide and sparked an international media frenzy. In her forceful debut, Brumfitt continues her crusade exploring the global issue of body loathing. She travels the world to interview an impressive range of women about their attitudes to their bodies, including: Mia Freedman, the youngest ever editor of the Australian edition of Cosmopolitan; Adelaide researcher Professor Marika Tiggemann; UK talk show host/photographer Amanda de Cadenet; body image blogger Jess Baker (a.k.a. The Militant Baker); and motivational speaker Turia Pitt.

Time

(Wednesday) 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm AEST

Location
Village Cinemas (Jam Factory, Victoria)
500 Chapel St, South Yarra, Victoria, Australia 3141

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Island of the Hungry Ghosts Glasgow Film Theatre 12 Rose Street Glasgow, G3 6RB United Kingdom

19sep5:45 pm8:15 pmFeaturedIsland of the Hungry GhostsDirected by Gabrielle BradyGlasgow Film TheatreCountry:United Kingdom

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Take One Action Film Festival present Island of the Hungry Ghosts: Deeply moving documentary contrasting lush nature and expansive soundscapes with the trauma of displacement and detention.

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Take One Action Film Festival present Island of the Hungry Ghosts:

Deeply moving documentary contrasting lush nature and expansive soundscapes with the trauma of displacement and detention.

Christmas Island hosts one of the planet’s largest annual land migrations: that of forty million red crabs scurrying to the sea. Today the island is also home to a much darker presence: a high-security detention facility where those seeking asylum in Australia are held indefinitely.

Through the eyes of her protagonist, trauma counsellor Poh Lin, director Gabrielle Brady explores the island’s stunning landscapes, its violent past and its inescapable present. Extracts of detainees’ therapy sessions expose the brutality, isolation and hopelessness inherent in Australia’s indefinite detention policy (a policy espoused by the UK) while Brady’s camera captures the relentless force of the crabs’ own journey.

As conflicts, climate change and inequality continue fuelling humans’ search for safer spaces, this is powerful call for a more humane welcome.

BEYOND THE SCREEN

Join Take One Action after the film for inspiring conversations and opportunities for effective, personal action. We will be joined by guests Usman Aslam, solicitor specialising in immigration and asylum law, Kate Alexander, Director of Scottish Detainee Visitors, and a representative from Oxfam.

Presented in partnership with Oxfam Scotland.

Screening as part of the Take One Action Film Festival – the UK’s leading global change film festival, celebrating the people and the films that are changing the world | 12-23 September, Edinburgh & Glasgow

Find out more at takeoneaction.org.uk/events

Time

(Wednesday) 5:45 pm - 8:15 pm BST

Location
Glasgow Film Theatre
12 Rose Street Glasgow, G3 6RB United Kingdom

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Fidelio, l’odysseé d’Alice | Fidelio: Alice's Journey Rialto Cinema 21 Devonport Road, Tauranga

19sep6:15 pm8:15 pmFidelio, l’odysseé d’Alice | Fidelio: Alice's JourneyDirected by Lucie BorleteauRialto CinemaCountry:New Zealand

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Lucie Borleteau  •  France • 2014 97 mins •  HD •   R16 Offensive language, sex scenes & sexual references In French,

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Lucie Borleteau  •  France • 2014
97 mins •  HD •   R16 Offensive language, sex scenes & sexual references
In French, Romanian, English, Tagalog and Norwegian, with English subtitles

In this insightful study of a woman at work in an almost exclusively male milieu, Ariane Labed stars as a nautical engineer who runs across an old flame in her new posting aboard a cargo ship.

“A powerful first feature.” – Time Out

French Connections selection presented with the cooperation of the Embassy of France and Institut Français

Time

(Wednesday) 6:15 pm - 8:15 pm NZST

Location
Rialto Cinema
21 Devonport Road, Tauranga

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Tauranga Film Society

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Beverley Bennett presents ‘Amine’ and other shorts Metal at Edge Hill Station Tunnel Road, Liverpool, Merseyside L7 6ND

19sep6:30 pm8:30 pmFeaturedBeverley Bennett presents ‘Amine’ and other shortsan evening of short films looking at the experiences of women of colourMetal at Edge Hill StationCountry:United Kingdom

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Current Time and Space artist-in-residence Beverley Bennett curates an evening of short films looking at the experiences of women of colour. Including ‘A Tribute To Black Women, They Don’t Get a

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Current Time and Space artist-in-residence Beverley Bennett curates an evening of short films looking at the experiences of women of colour.

Including ‘A Tribute To Black Women, They Don’t Get a Chance’ and her own film ‘Amine’, among others.

‘F Word’ (2016) dir. Savanna Leaf

F Word is a self-funded, short-film reflecting on the feelings of a young adult addressing her biological father who abandoned her. Taking us on a journey across South London, we’re shown the affects of a distant father on a receptive, young woman as she confronts seemingly inescapable and uncontrollable conflicts in an honest portrayal of self-discovery.

‘Cedar Wood and Silk’ (1995) dir. Jillian Li-Sue

“There are some things that mothers and daughters share, but there are also many secrets that they keep.” Cedar Wood & Silk is about handing things down from one generation to another. It’s about the perspectives Jamaican mothers have of their British-born daughters and vice versa and the battles they have with clothes. Fashion has a lot to answer for.

‘A Tribute to Black Women, (They Don’t Get a Chance)’ (1986) dir. A.Carney, B. Phillips

How many famous Black women can you name who aren’t either sportswomen or entertainers’ Mostly the folks of Liverpool draw a blank – making the point that too little is known or taught about Black women. Using lively vox pops and interviews, the tape investigates why this is so, pointing to inadequate media representation and bias in the education system which Black women have to overcome to uncover their own history. By focusing on the careers of two women seldom mentioned in school history books – Harriet Tubman and Mary Seacole – the film begins to redress the balance.

‘Dreaming Rivers’ (1988) dir. Martine Attille

A bittersweet and nostalgic short drama illustrating the spirit of modern families touched by the experience of migration. Miss T., from the Caribbean, lives alone in her one-room apartment, her children and husband having left her to pursue new dreams. When she dies her family and friends gather at her wake. The tapestry of words that interweave the drama convey the fragments of a life lived, but only partly remembered.

‘Amine’ (2017) dir. Beverley Bennett

A tapestry of voices reveals the multi-faceted complexities and experiences of what it is to be a black woman in the UK today.

Time

(Wednesday) 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Location
Metal at Edge Hill Station
Tunnel Road, Liverpool, Merseyside L7 6ND

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Metal

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The Bookshop & Isabel Coixet Te Auaha cinema Dixon Street, Wellington

19sep7:00 pm10:00 pmFeaturedThe Bookshop & Isabel Coixet#directedbywomen #aotearoaTe Auaha cinemaCountry:New Zealand

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The Bookshop followed by live Skype Q&A/discussion with Isabel Coixet (online later!)

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The Bookshop followed by live Skype Q&A/discussion with Isabel Coixet (online later!)

Isabel Coixet

Isabel Coixet is a prolific Spanish filmmaker whose work as a writer/director and often as her own camera operator includes award-winning features, documentaries and commercials. Her personal work has complex women protagonists and often incorporates human rights themes. She was a good friend of John Berger whose writing revolutionised ideas about looking at and portraying women.

The Bookshop is Isabel’s most recent work. She is now in post-production on Elisa y Marcela, for Netflix, about two women who attempt to marry at the beginning of the twentieth century. Isabel is also a member of Spain’s powerful group of activist women directors and president of the influential European Women’s Audiovisual Network.

#directedbywomen #aotearoa is a Suffrage125 project organised by Marian Evans with lots of great help, it’s an extension of her decade-long research into gender equity and women’s filmmaking, and aims to raise awareness of and increase audiences for screen works that women direct. It will present pop-up events in Auckland and Wellington between September-November.

Of all feature films produced in Aotearoa between 2003-2016, around 80% were directed by men; and of taxpayer-funded features during this period, only 6.5% were written and directed by women and had female protagonists. Women participate more fully in documentary-making; in the last three years, the proportion of NZOA-funded documentaries directed by women fluctuated between 36-46%, though how many of these were about women and girls is unmeasured. Distribution of films that diverse women make is a further, global, problem.

Isabel Coixet on set with cast

Time

(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm NZST

Location
Te Auaha cinema
Dixon Street, Wellington

Organizer

#directedbywomen #aotearoawellywoodwoman@gmail.com Wellington Aotearoa New Zealand

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SHE MAKES MEDIA: The Hitch-Hiker CSUN Cinematheque Elaine and Alan Armer Screening Room, Auditorium Room 100, Manzanita Hall, 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA 91330

19sep7:00 pm9:00 pmFeaturedSHE MAKES MEDIA: The Hitch-HikerDirected by Ida LupinoCSUN CinemathequeCountry:USA

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(d Ida Lupino 1953, US) 71 min. Ida Lupino set aside her career as a successful leading lady, acting opposite such well-known stars as Humphrey Bogart, to start her own production

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(d Ida Lupino 1953, US) 71 min.

Ida Lupino set aside her career as a successful leading lady, acting opposite such well-known stars as Humphrey Bogart, to start her own production company, Emerald Productions aka The Filmakers. This taut and primal thriller, the first film noir directed by a woman, is based on the crime spree of Billy Cook, who murdered six people in 22 days. Lupino abandoned her signature style of sweeping crane shots for claustrophobic close ups in this tale of Ray (Edmond O’Brien) and Gilbert (Frank Lovejoy) who unknowingly pick up a sociopath (William Talman) on the run from the law. The two friends plot an escape, but the hitchhiker’s peculiar physical affliction, an eye that never closes even when he sleeps, make it impossible for them to tell when they can make a break for it.

Doors open at 6:45pm.

This Fall semester, the CSUN Cinematheque celebrates the contributions of women to film, television, and other media industries. Our international retrospective includes classic works by noted auteurs and prizewinning contemporary creators. We are especially excited to host honored guests who include film critics, animators, producers, writers, and directors. The screenings are open to the public and admission is free.

Time

(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm PDT

Location
CSUN Cinematheque
Elaine and Alan Armer Screening Room, Auditorium Room 100, Manzanita Hall, 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA 91330

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Screen-It presents Margaret Tait short films ATLAS Arts ATLAS Arts, Skye Gathering Hall basement, Bank Street, Portree, Isle of Skye IV51 9BZ IV51 9BZ

19sep7:00 pm8:00 pmFeaturedScreen-It presents Margaret Tait short filmsATLAS ArtsCountry:United Kingdom

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To celebrate Margaret Tait’s centenary, ATLAS will present a selection of her films in a special one-off screening. The works show the breadth of her practice from experiments with

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To celebrate Margaret Tait’s centenary, ATLAS will present a selection of her films in a special one-off screening. The works show the breadth of her practice from experiments with painting directly onto film stock in works such as Calypso (1955) to Portrait of Ga (1952) where Tait creates a personal biography of her mother and life in Orkney where she grew up.

As part of the event, April (2018) by Sarah Forrest will also be screened. Forrest was the recipient of the Margaret Tait Award in 2017/18 and was the winner of the inaugural Margaret Tait Residency in 2012.

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(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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ATLAS Arts
ATLAS Arts, Skye Gathering Hall basement, Bank Street, Portree, Isle of Skye IV51 9BZ IV51 9BZ

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RBG The Australian National University Coombs Theatre Corner of Garran and Fellows Road Canberra, ACT 2600 Australia

19sep7:30 pm10:30 pmRBGFilm Screening and panel discussionThe Australian National University Coombs TheatreCountry:Australia

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RBG, a documentary directed by Betsy West and Julie Cohen, explores the career, legal legacy and life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg of the US Supreme Court. The film traces her

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RBG, a documentary directed by Betsy West and Julie Cohen, explores the career, legal legacy and life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg of the US Supreme Court.

The film traces her trailblazing work on women’s rights as a lawyer and the force of her jurisprudence, often at its fiercest in dissent. It features interviews of Justice Ginsburg, her, colleagues at the Supreme Court, activists, politicians, and her family, The documentary shows her impact on law and social justice and as a fullyfledged pop-cultural icon.

This screening will be followed by a panel discussion with prominent academics and lawyers Margaret Thornton, Heather Roberts and Prue Bindon.

Professor Margaret Thornton is an internationally recongnised socio-legal scholar who has published widely on discrimination, the impact of corporatisation on universities and work-life balance in corporate law firms.
Dr Heather Roberts is a Senior Lecturer at the ANU College of Law and is the leading and pioneering scholar on judicial swearing-in ceremonies. Dr Roberts’ work provides a rich narrative history on judges and changing attitudes towards women in the law.

Prue Bindon is a prominent barrister and an Associate Lecturer at the ANU College of Law.She has worked internationally as a lawyer and was the President of the Women Lawyers Association ACT.
ANU Law Reform and Social Justice will be offering 100 free tickets to this event to students and friends.

Please register for your complimentary ticket. On the night, you will need to get your name checked off with Law Reform and Social Justice to receive your movie ticket to enter the screening.

Time

(Wednesday) 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm AEST

Location
The Australian National University Coombs Theatre
Corner of Garran and Fellows Road Canberra, ACT 2600 Australia

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ANU Law Reform and Social Justice

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The Beaches of Agnes Depot Cinema Pinwell Road, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2JS

19sep8:30 pm10:00 pmFeaturedThe Beaches of AgnesDIRECTED BY AGNÈS VARDADepot CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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Agnès Varda has been one of the most distinct voices in French cinema since making her directorial debut with La Pointe Courte in 1954, and she offers a singular look

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Agnès Varda has been one of the most distinct voices in French cinema since making her directorial debut with La Pointe Courte in 1954, and she offers a singular look back at her life and career in this autobiographical documentary. Most of Les Plages d’Agnès takes place on the seashores of France and Belgium, where she shares memories with her friends and family, looks at her photos and clips from her films, reenacts moments from her past with the help of her crew and a handful of nonprofessional actors, and examines both her successes and failures, often using visual metaphors to illustrate her attitudes about her past (mirrors to reflect what goes on around her, a small house literally built from a print of one of her movies).

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening is subtitled (in English), Screening offers free ticket for carers, Screening offers concessionary prices.

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(Wednesday) 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm

Location
Depot Cinema
Pinwell Road, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2JS

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The Cloud Forest + AUDIENCE DISCUSSION, SHORT FILMS Filmhouse 88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh, EH3 9BZ, UK

19sep8:30 pm10:00 pmThe Cloud Forest + AUDIENCE DISCUSSION, SHORT FILMSFilmhouseCountry:United Kingdom

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Can small people, in small places, doing small things, change the world? One of Mexico’s most remarkable ecosystems, the cloud forest, is under threat as coffee plantations, cattle grazing

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Can small people, in small places, doing small things, change the world?

One of Mexico’s most remarkable ecosystems, the cloud forest, is under threat as coffee plantations, cattle grazing and an increase in human population all take their toll. In response, the people of a small town in Veracruz take it upon themselves to “be the change” and protect this unique habitat. Building their own homes, schools and farms, they set out to restructure their entire culture, from the food they grow to their children’s education, radically redefining their relationship with nature – and each other – along the way.

With birdsong, the sound of water flowing and the wind as its only musical soundtrack, this gentle, contemplative documentary offers an intimate and inspiring portrait of community resilience.

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(Wednesday) 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm BST

Location
Filmhouse
88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh, EH3 9BZ, UK

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Take One Action Film Festival

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Fantastic Fest Alamo Drafthouse Cinema - South Lamar 1120 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704

20sepAll Day27Fantastic Festhighlights include a focus on global female genre filmmakersAlamo Drafthouse Cinema - South LamarCountry:USA

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FANTASTIC FEST ANNOUNCES ITS FIRST WAVE OF PROGRAMMING WITH A WORLDWIDE EXPLOSION OF GENRE FILM Fantastic Fest highlights include a focus on global female genre filmmakers who are blasting through the

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FANTASTIC FEST ANNOUNCES ITS FIRST WAVE OF PROGRAMMING WITH A WORLDWIDE EXPLOSION OF GENRE FILM

Fantastic Fest highlights include a focus on global female genre filmmakers who are blasting through the silver screen with distinctive and brilliant features. From Ukraine, Marysia Nikitiuk explores the clash between old world values and young love in a visually charged fusion of genres in WHEN THE TREES FALL. Spain’s Sonia Escolano turns up the tension in her mesmerising treatise on religion, faith and belief in HOUSE OF SWEAT AND TEARS. Isabella Eklof brings her Sundance critical hit HOLIDAY to the fest all the way from Denmark. And finally, alumna Amanda Kramer makes an unforgettable mark with her distinctive debut LADYWORLD, a post-apocalyptic, daring probe into the darkest reaches of the teenage female mind.

AGFA (the American Genre Film Archive) triumphantly returns to the festival with a trio of restorations all receiving the World Premiere treatment. ‘80s shot-on-video epic BLOOD LAKE is restored from the 1” master tapes and arrives alongside a double bill of I WAS A TEENAGE SERIAL KILLER and MARY JANE’S NOT A VIRGIN ANYMORE, celebrating the punk riot grrrl feminist cinema of Sarah Jacobson, both in brand new 2K preservations….

Fantastic Fest is the largest genre film festival in the U.S. specializing in horror, fantasy, sci-fi, action and just plain fantastic movies from all around the world. The festival is dedicated to championing challenging and thought-provoking cinema, celebrating new voices and new stories from around the world and supporting new filmmakers. We work with various other festivals, archives, cinematheques and individuals to spotlight lesser-known film regions, luminaries and more in an ongoing effort to expand the general knowledge and appreciation of cinema. We are committed to supporting film in its most provocative, ground-breaking and lesser known forms and giving the audience a chance to find new favorites and future genre classics.

Time

september 20 (Thursday) - 27 (Thursday) CDT

Location
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema - South Lamar
1120 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704

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¡Directed by Women Spain llega a Valladolid! Teatro Cervantes C/Santuario 22, 47002 Valladolid

20sepAll Day21Featured¡Directed by Women Spain llega a Valladolid!Teatro CervantesCountry:Spain

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¡Directed by Women Spain llega al Teatro Cervantes! La fiesta internacional del cine dirigido por mujeres llega a Valladolid. Una oportunidad única de descubrir el trabajo

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¡Directed by Women Spain llega al Teatro Cervantes! La fiesta internacional del cine dirigido por mujeres llega a Valladolid. Una oportunidad única de descubrir el trabajo de más de una veintena de directoras del panorama nacional cinematográfico. Dos días de programación con sesiones de cortometrajes inéditos y películas documentales.

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JUEVES 20 SEPTIEMBRE
PROGRAMACIÓN DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN
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19:00h | SESIÓN DE CORTOMETRAJES 1 (72´)

• YO QUERÍA HACER UNA PELÍCULA SOBRE TURISMO (Rebeca Sasse/ Documental/ Cuba/10´),
• ÁMOME (María Pulido y Alba Capilla/ Experimental/ Esp/ 2017/ 4′)
• EL BESO (Eva Salmerón/ Experimental/ Esp/ 2018/ 3´)
• A MITHOLOGY OF PLEASURE (Lara Rodríguez/ Documental/ España-Alemania/ 2018/ 6´)
• EL COLOR DE LA SED (Gala Gracia/ Drama/ Esp/ 2017/ 22´)
• THE HIVE (Sheila Avellaneda/ Documental/ Hong Kong/ 2018/ 3´)
• CERDITA (Carlota Martínez Pereda/ Drama/ Esp/ 2018/ 14´)
• IMPROPTU (María Lorenzo/ Animación/ Esp/ 2017/ 11´)
• PARA AYER (Celia Galán/ Comedia/ Esp/ 2018/ 6´)

21h. LAS MUJERES DECIDEN, DE XIANA YAGO
Documental/ Ecuador / 2017/ 62´
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VIERNES 21 SEPTIEMBRE
PROGRAMACIÓN DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN
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19:00h | SESIÓN DE CORTOMETRAJES 2 (88´)

• AL AMAN: BARCELONA-BEIRUT (Dania Saliba Rodríguez/ Documental/ Esp/ 2017/ 15´)
• EL ALETEO DEL COLIBRÍ (Meritxell A. Valls/ Fantasía/ Esp/ 2017/ 14´)
• HERIDAS CONTRA EL OLVIDO (Raquel Agea Ramos/ Documental experimental/ España/ 6´)
• BAD LESBIAN (Irene Moray/ Comedia/ Alemania/ 2017/ 12´)
• THE NEVERENDING WALL (Silvia Carpizo/ Animación/ Alemania/ 2018/ 12´)
• PPPM. DIVERTIRSE ES UN ARTE (Eva Vizcarra/ Documental/ Esp/ 2018/ 29´)

21h. DOBLE VÍCTIMA, DE PAULA PALACIOS
(Documental/ España/ 2018/ 47´)

Time

september 20 (Thursday) - 21 (Friday) CEST

Location
Teatro Cervantes
C/Santuario 22, 47002 Valladolid

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Directed by Women Spain

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Women Over 50 Film Festival Depot Cinema Pinwell Road, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2JS

20sepAll Day23FeaturedWomen Over 50 Film Festivalan inclusive festival which celebrates older women in all their diversityDepot CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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At Women Over 50 Film Festival (WOFFF) we showcase the work of older women on both sides of the camera. We look to them to drive our stories – as

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At Women Over 50 Film Festival (WOFFF) we showcase the work of older women on both sides of the camera. We look to them to drive our stories – as film-makers and performers.
Each film we screen at WOFFF has to follow this one simple rule – it must have a woman over 50 at its centre or a woman over 50 in the core creative team (writer, producer, director).

WOFFF is an inclusive festival which celebrates older women in all their diversity. If your short film has an older woman at is heart – on screen or behind the camera – it’s eligible for submission to WOFFF. For example, in our first festival in 2015 we screened a documentary two young trans men made about an older trans woman. All ages, all genders are welcome at WOFFF.

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September 20, 2018
6:00pm HALF THE PICTURE + Post-screening discussion @ Picturehouse Duke of York’s6:00pm - 8:00pmWOFFF launch event: HALF THE PICTURE celebrates the groundbreaking work of female film directors and investigates the systemic discrimination that has, for decades, denied opportunities to far too many talented women in Hollywood with interviews and insights from high profile women directors including Ava DuVernay, Jill Soloway, Lena Dunham, Catherine Hardwicke and Miranda July, among many others. Post-screening discussion with Felicity Beckett from PIcturehouse on What’s Next for British Women Directors?
September 22, 2018
11:00am Films, Q&As, workshops, panel events, talks and lectures11:00am - 8:00pmFour programmes of international, short films (drama, documentary, animation and experimental) by or about women over 50. Followed Q&A with WOFFF filmmakers. Three workshops, panel events, talks and lectures.
September 23, 2018
11:00am Films, Q&As, workshops, panel events, talks and lectures11:00am - 8:00pmFour programmes of international, short films (drama, documentary, animation and experimental) by or about women over 50. Followed Q&A with WOFFF filmmakers. Three workshops, panel events, talks and lectures.

Time

september 20 (Thursday) - 23 (Sunday) BST

Location
Depot Cinema
Pinwell Road, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2JS

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Women Over 50 Film Festival

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LA Film Festival 2018 ArcLight Culver City 9500 Culver Blvd

20sepAll Day28LA Film Festival 2018ArcLight Culver CityCountry:USA

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The 2018 LA Film Festival takes place September 20-28. Venues include the ArcLight Cinemas in Culver City, Hollywood and Santa Monica, as well as the new Loyola Marymount

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The 2018 LA Film Festival takes place September 20-28. Venues include the ArcLight Cinemas in Culver City, Hollywood and Santa Monica, as well as the new Loyola Marymount Playa Vista campus, the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts and the Writers Guild Theater in Los Angeles.

A primary focus of the LA Film Festival has always been the conversation around inclusion in the film industry. This year, the Festival is evolving this discussion to launch We The People: a participatory, solution-oriented two-day summit featuring both panels and keynote speakers—taking place September 22-23 at the Writers Guild Theater in Los Angeles.

Films #DirectedbyWomen in Competition include…

US Fiction

In Reality directed by Ann Lupo

Simple Wedding directed by Sara Zandieh

Documentary

Facing the Dragon directed by Sedika Mojadidi

False Confessions directed by Katrine Philp

hillbilly directed by Sally Rubin and Ashley York

Moroni for President directed by Saila Huusko and Jasper Rischen

Same God directed by Linda Midgett

The Silence of Others directed by Almudena Carracedo

Wrestling Ghosts directed by Ana Joanes

World Fiction

The Cotton Wool War directed by Marilia Hughes and Cláudio Marques

The Day I Lost My Shadow directed by Soudade Kaadan

Microhabitat directed by Jeon Go-Woon

LA Muse

Making Montgomery Clift directed by Hillary Demmon and Robert A. Clift

Solace directed by Tchaiko Omawale

We the Coyotes directed by Hanna Ladoul and Marco La Via

Nightfall

Head Count directed by Elizabeth Callahan

Also announced are the 41 short films to be playing at the Festival, culled from 3,100 submissions and representing 14 countries—53% of which are directed by women and 66% by people of color. Shorts will play before select features and as part of six different short film programs, competing for juried prizes for fiction and documentary as well as an Audience Award for Best Short Film.

Episodes: Indie Series from the Web will showcase 10 independently created web series from three different countries—50% of which have been directed by people of and 30% by female filmmakers. The category celebrates rising creators whose work and subjects are innovative and unfiltered.

Time

september 20 (Thursday) - 28 (Friday) PDT

Location
ArcLight Culver City
9500 Culver Blvd

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hillbilly Jacksonville State University

20sepAll Dayhillbillywith filmmakers Sally Rubin and Ashley YorkJacksonville State UniversityCountry:USA

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In hillbilly directors Sally Rubin and Ashley York show the evolution of the uneducated, promiscuous `hillbilly’ stereotype in film and television, linking it with corporate exploitation of Appalachia’s natural resources.

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In hillbilly directors Sally Rubin and Ashley York show the evolution of the uneducated, promiscuous `hillbilly’ stereotype in film and television, linking it with corporate exploitation of Appalachia’s natural resources. The narrative anchor is York, a liberal feminist living in L.A. who returns to her hometown in eastern Kentucky in the weeks leading up to the election. The film seeks to illuminate the experience of white rural voters and to expand cultural understanding of the region. The film showcases the African-American Affrilachian Poets workshop and the Appalachian Media Institute at Appalshop, where queer young adults find community and refuge. The film aims to challenge viewers perception of Appalachia and to offer folks within the region a cinematic portrayal of which they can be proud, ultimately creating dialogue between urban and rural America.

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All Day (Thursday) EDT

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Jacksonville State University

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South Arts

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REELING 2018 Landmark's Century Centre Cinema 2828 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60657

20sepAll Day30REELING 2018The 36th Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film FestivalLandmark's Century Centre CinemaCountry:USA

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Reeling 2018: The 36th Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival will take place September 20-30. Films #DirectedbyWomen include... Freelancers Anonymous directed by Sonia Sebastián | OPENING NIGHT! @ The Davis Theater Wild Nights with

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Reeling 2018: The 36th Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival will take place September 20-30.

Films #DirectedbyWomen include…

Freelancers Anonymous directed by Sonia Sebastián | OPENING NIGHT! @ The Davis Theater

Wild Nights with Emily directed by Madeleine Olnek | NARRATIVE CENTERPIECE

Alaska is a Drag directed by Shaz Bennett

Country Noise directed by Lisa Miller

Daddy Issues directed by Amara Cash

In My Room directed by Ayelet Albenda

Just Friends directed by Ellen Smit

Mapplethorpe directed by Ondi Timoner

The Rest I Make Up directed by Michelle Merman

Shakedown directed by Leilah Weinraub

Snapshots directed by Melanie Mayron

Plus many shorts!

Time

september 20 (Thursday) - 30 (Sunday) CDT

Location
Landmark's Century Centre Cinema
2828 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60657

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Angela Tiatia | Holding on Bundoora Homestead Art Centre 7 Prospect Hill Drive Bundoora, Victoria

20sepAll Day11novAngela Tiatia | Holding onExhibitionBundoora Homestead Art CentreCountry:Australia

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Exhibition Opening: Saturday 22 September | 2-4pm Exhibition Dates: 20 September - 11 November Filmed on Tuvalu in the South Pacific, one of the most endangered nations currently facing the impacts of climate

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Exhibition Opening:
Saturday 22 September | 2-4pm

Exhibition Dates: 20 September – 11 November

Filmed on Tuvalu in the South Pacific, one of the most endangered nations currently facing the impacts of climate change, Holding On captures a struggle between the body of the artist and the body of the ocean as the tide gradually comes in. Tiatia’s video speaks of the constant and unrelenting faith required of the people of the Pacific, whose islands and homes are increasingly under threat from climate change. As the light fades into darkness, it is unknown whether she will be able to hold on or be swept away.

IMAGE:
Angela Tiatia
Holding On 2015
Single channel HD video | sound
12 minutes 12 seconds
Darebin Art Collection
Courtesy of Sullivan+Strumpf

Time

September 20 (Thursday) - November 11 (Sunday)

Location
Bundoora Homestead Art Centre
7 Prospect Hill Drive Bundoora, Victoria

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Rise & Shine: Uniting Chicago's Womxn Filmmakers Stage 18 Chicago 2558 W 16th St, Chicago, Illinois 60608

20sep10:30 am12:00 pmRise & Shine: Uniting Chicago's Womxn FilmmakersStage 18 ChicagoCountry:USA

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Calling all womxn/girls/ladies/females/femmes/thems/y'alls/ babes/matriarchs/champions/filmmakers/producers/directors/editors/writers/artists !! We want to invite all of the she/hers and they/thems to come and bask the presense of one another. Our goal is to build relationships, friendships, bridges,

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Calling all womxn/girls/ladies/females/femmes/thems/y’alls/ babes/matriarchs/champions/filmmakers/producers/directors/editors/writers/artists !!

We want to invite all of the she/hers and they/thems to come and bask the presense of one another. Our goal is to build relationships, friendships, bridges, and worlds and walk away with contacts you didn’t have before.

What:

Coffee, Mimosas, Tea, Pastries, Finger Sandwiches! (GF/DF/VEG/CFA)

Meeting each other in a non-threatening enviornment.

Introductions and information from local womxn-focused organizations.

The best music video playlist you’ve ever seen.

Limited space available, don’t worry, we’ll do this again!

Time

(Thursday) 10:30 am - 12:00 pm CDT

Location
Stage 18 Chicago
2558 W 16th St, Chicago, Illinois 60608

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Women of the Now

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Parent and Baby/ Faces Places HOME 2 Tony Wilson Place Manchester M15 4FN, UK

20sep11:00 am12:35 pmParent and Baby/ Faces PlacesDirected by Agnès Varda and JRHOMECountry:United Kingdom

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Agnès Varda and JR have things in common: their passion for images in general and more particularly questioning the places where they are showed, how they are shared, exposed. Agnès

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Agnès Varda and JR have things in common: their passion for images in general and more particularly questioning the places where they are showed, how they are shared, exposed. Agnès chose cinema. JR chose to create open-air photographic galleries. When Agnès and JR met in 2015, they immediately wanted to work together, shoot a film in France, far from the cities. Faces Places is also about the friendship that grows during the shooting.

Please note: this is a Parent and Baby Screening and is designed ONLY for parents, grandparents and carers attending with babies aged 12 months and under. More information on our Parent and Baby Screenings can be found here.

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(Thursday) 11:00 am - 12:35 pm

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HOME
2 Tony Wilson Place Manchester M15 4FN, UK

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Because of the War Movie Screening and Q&A Paschalville Neighborhood Library 6942 Woodland Ave, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19142

20sep4:00 pm6:00 pmBecause of the War Movie Screening and Q&A+ Q&A with director Toni Shapiro-PhimPaschalville Neighborhood LibraryCountry:USA

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Join Us for an exclusive screening of Because of the War produced by The Philadelphia Folklore Project. After the film, there is will be a Q&A session with the director

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Join Us for an exclusive screening of Because of the War produced by The Philadelphia Folklore Project. After the film, there is will be a Q&A session with the director Toni Shapiro-Phim

About the Film: In both North America and West Africa, four Liberian women have been using their music to address injustice and inspire action for social change.

Time

(Thursday) 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm EDT

Location
Paschalville Neighborhood Library
6942 Woodland Ave, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19142

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Women's Weekend Film Challenge

20sep(sep 20)6:00 pm23(sep 23)11:55 pmWomen's Weekend Film Challengeteams of all-female casts & crews write, shoot & edit short films in just one weekendCountry:USA

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The Women's Weekend Film Challenge is a women-in-film initiative that creates teams of all-female casts and crews to write, shoot and edit short films in just one weekend. After a successful

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The Women’s Weekend Film Challenge is a women-in-film initiative that creates teams of all-female casts and crews to write, shoot and edit short films in just one weekend.

After a successful inaugural challenge held in New York City in January 2018, in which 160+ participants completed 9 short films, we will be holding more challenges in New York City as well as in other cities.

The Women’s Weekend Film Challenge is for professional female filmmakers who are looking to expand their network while creating a highly polished short film in one weekend.

The Women’s Weekend Film Challenge is for professional female filmmakers who are looking to expand their network while creating a highly polished short film in one weekend.

Deadline to apply is August 10.

Visit the Women’s Weekend Film Challenge website for more details about this challenge and to stay tuned for upcoming challenges.

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20 (Thursday) 6:00 pm - 23 (Sunday) 11:55 pm

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The Rider Tyneside Cinema 10 Pilgrim Street Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6QG UK

20sep6:00 pm7:45 pmFeaturedThe RiderDirected by Chloé ZhaoTyneside CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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The Birds’ Eye View’s 4 film/5-city Reclaim The Frame film influencer project is a mission to bring ever-greater audiences to films by women to build a more balanced film future.

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The Birds’ Eye View’s 4 film/5-city Reclaim The Frame film influencer project is a mission to bring ever-greater audiences to films by women to build a more balanced film future. Our collaboration continues with the gorgeous American drama The Rider by Chloe Zhao followed by a discussion with Wendy Ide film critic from The Observer.

Once a rising star of the rodeo circuit, Brady is warned that his competition days are over after a tragic riding accident. Back home, he finds himself wondering what he has to live for when he can no longer do what gives him a sense of purpose: to ride and compete. In an attempt to regain control of his fate, Brady tries to redefine his idea of what it means to be a man in the heartland of America.

Back home on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota, he struggles with the physical and emotional complications of the accident. He is comforted by his inimitable little sister Lilly, who has Aspergers Syndrome, yet tensions between Brady and his gambling father, Wayne, is reaching a breaking point when Wayne resorts to selling Brady’s favourite horse, to keep their trailer home.

The Rider premiered in the Directors’ Fortnight section at the Cannes Film Festival where it won the Art Cinema Award, and at Sundance Film Festival 2018. It was written, produced and directed by Chloé Zhao and stars a real-life Lakota Sioux Bronc rider Brady Jandreau and his actual sister Lilly Jandreau and father Tim Jandreau playing versions of themselves.

Reclaim The Frame events feature guest speakers connected to the various themes of the film to open up a conversation with the audience, hosted by Mia Bays and Jo Duncombe from Birds’ Eye View. There will then be a craft workshop connected to some of the themes in the film afterwards, for everyone to mingle and enjoy.

Time

(Thursday) 6:00 pm - 7:45 pm BST

Location
Tyneside Cinema
10 Pilgrim Street Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6QG UK

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Birds Eye View

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Directed by Women Screening Series: Shoes by Lois Weber Media Commons Theatre Media Commons, Robarts Library, 130 St. George St. Toronto, ON, M5S 1A5

20sep6:15 pm8:00 pmFeaturedDirected by Women Screening Series: Shoes by Lois WeberMedia Commons TheatreCountry:Canada

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Join Media Commons for a free educational screening series highlighting the work of women directors. The series will demonstrate the incredible diversity of genre and style in films directed

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Join Media Commons for a free educational screening series highlighting the work of women directors. The series will demonstrate the incredible diversity of genre and style in films directed by women.

All screenings in the Media Commons Theatre. Doors open at 6:15, film at 6:35.

Films:

September 20: Shoes (1916), directed by Lois Weber, 60 mins.

October 4: The Embargo Project (2015), directed by Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, Zoe Leigh Hopkins, Lisa Jackson, Caroline Monnet, Ella-Máijá Tailfeathers, 73 mins.

October 18: Losing Ground (1982), directed by Kathleen Collins, 86 mins.

November 1: Punisher: War Zone (2008), directed by Lexi Alexander, 103 mins.

November 15: Prodigal Sons (2008), directed by Kimberly Reed, 86 mins.

Time

(Thursday) 6:15 pm - 8:00 pm EDT

Location
Media Commons Theatre
Media Commons, Robarts Library, 130 St. George St. Toronto, ON, M5S 1A5

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Media Commons, University of Toronto Robarts LibraryContact: Rachel E. Beattie email: rai.beattie@utoronto.ca phone: (416)978-6521 Media Commons, Robarts Library, 130 St. George St. Toronto, ON, M5S 1A5

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FVP: Directed By Women Vol.3 Gullivers NQ 109 Oldham Street, M4 1LW

20sep6:30 pm10:00 pmFeaturedFVP: Directed By Women Vol.3Gullivers NQCountry:United Kingdom

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Visit Film Vault Presents' Facebook page for information about their #DirectedbyWomen screening.

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Visit Film Vault Presents’ Facebook page for information about their #DirectedbyWomen screening.

Time

(Thursday) 6:30 pm - 10:00 pm UTC+01

Location
Gullivers NQ
109 Oldham Street, M4 1LW

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Film Vault Presentsfilmvaultxl@gmail.com

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Strike a Rock Glasgow Film Theatre 12 Rose Street Glasgow, G3 6RB United Kingdom

20sep7:00 pm9:30 pmFeaturedStrike a RockDirected by Aliki SaragasGlasgow Film TheatreCountry:United Kingdom

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Take One Action Film Festival present Strike a Rock: After the massacre of 34 striking mineworkers shakes their poverty-stricken community, two grandmothers lead their community in a historic

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Take One Action Film Festival present Strike a Rock:

After the massacre of 34 striking mineworkers shakes their poverty-stricken community, two grandmothers lead their community in a historic fight for justice.

The women of Marikana, many of whose men died demanding a living wage and better living standards, have been determined to force the mine owner, UK-based Lonmin, to meet its legal obligation to improve living conditions for the miners’ widows and children.

Two of them, Thumeka Magwangqana and Primrose Sonti, have their friendship tested when Primrose is elected to Parliament. Leaving Marikana behind to enter the political arena, Primrose becomes gradually disconnected from the grassroots movement she helped to start, while Thumeka must step into the vacuum and lead the community.

Tracking the uneasy line between the personal and the political, Strike a Rock also offers a damning exposé of the ties between the ANC government and the extractive industry – contrasting political expediency, corruption and corporate hypocrisy with the women of Marikana’s struggle for solidarity, healing, respect and justice.

BEYOND THE SCREEN

Join Take One Action after the film as we explore representations of Marikana on screen and international solidarity with the community, with guests Justine Atkinson and Lizelle Bischoff (Africa in Motion Film Festival) and Lynn Williamson (UNISON Scotland).

Presented in partnership with UNISON Scotland and Africa in Motion.

Screening as part of the Take One Action Film Festival – the UK’s leading global change film festival, celebrating the people and the films that are changing the world | 12-23 September, Edinburgh & Glasgow

Find out more at takeoneaction.org.uk/events

Time

(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm BST

Location
Glasgow Film Theatre
12 Rose Street Glasgow, G3 6RB United Kingdom

Organizer

Take One Action Film Festival

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Fem/Cine/Anarchy Slab Portland 25 Preble Street

20sep7:00 pm9:30 pmFeaturedFem/Cine/Anarchy4th Annual Popup Screening EventSlab PortlandCountry:USA

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Celebrating female protagonists and women directors, Fem/Cine/Anarchy is an annual popup screening event in Portland, Maine curated by filmmaker Kate Kaminski. This is a fun, FREE film event! WHAT: FEM/CINE/ANARCHY 2018 WHEN: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER

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Celebrating female protagonists and women directors, Fem/Cine/Anarchy is an annual popup screening event in Portland, Maine curated by filmmaker Kate Kaminski.

This is a fun, FREE film event!

WHAT:
FEM/CINE/ANARCHY 2018

WHEN:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
7:00 PM

WHERE:
Slab Portland Patio
Preble Street, Portland, ME

8 short films NO admission ( Pizza!) = FEM/CINE/ANARCHY FUN!

Films (in alphabetical order)

Gringa, directed by Claudia Murray

Jolie Laide, directed by Charlotte Warren

Monday, directed by Candice Vallantin

Nevertheless, She Auditioned, directed by Amanda Bruton

Refill, directed by Carese Bartlett

Scratch This, directed by Jody L. Miller

Sell Your Body, directed by Jaanelle Yee

War Paint, directed by Nat Luurtsema

Approximate total running time: 83 minutes

This show is weather dependant. Rain date is Wed., Sept. 26.

Films are unrated and intended for Mature Audiences Only — not appropriate for children under 16.

Time

(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm EDT

Location
Slab Portland
25 Preble Street

Organizer

Gitgo Productionsgitgoproductions@gmail.com P.O. Box 2266, South Portland, ME 04116

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Bright Lights: Leave no Trace directed by Debra Granik Bright Lights Film Series at Emerson 559 Washington St, Boston, Massachusetts 02111

20sep7:00 pm10:00 pmFeaturedBright Lights: Leave no Trace directed by Debra GranikDiscussion with producer Linda Reisman moderated by professor Cristina Kotz CornejoBright Lights Film Series at EmersonCountry:USA

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Directed by Debra Granik, drama, 109 minutes, USA, 2018. A father and daughter live a perfect but mysterious existence in Forest Park, a beautiful nature reserve near Portland, Ore., rarely making

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Directed by Debra Granik, drama, 109 minutes, USA, 2018.

A father and daughter live a perfect but mysterious existence in Forest Park, a beautiful nature reserve near Portland, Ore., rarely making contact with the world. But when a small mistake tips them off to authorities, they are sent on an increasingly erratic journey in search of a place to call their own. Discussion with producer and VMA Senior Distinguished Producer in Residence Linda Reisman moderated by professor Cristina Kotz Cornejo.
All Bright Lights screenings are free and open to the public. Seating is on a first come basis, doors open at 6:30pm.

Time

(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm EDT

Location
Bright Lights Film Series at Emerson
559 Washington St, Boston, Massachusetts 02111

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Bright Lights Film Series at Emerson 559 Washington St, Boston, MA 02111

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Screenagers The Cube Stapleton 8371 Northfield Blvd, Denver, Colorado 80238

20sep7:00 pm9:00 pmScreenagersDirected by Delaney RustonThe Cube StapletonCountry:USA

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Screenagers is about the impact of the digital age on children and how to help families minimize harmful effects and find balance. This film will be shown at the Cube

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Screenagers is about the impact of the digital age on children and how to help families minimize harmful effects and find balance. This film will be shown at the Cube on Thursday, September 20th. Tickets are not needed.

Time

(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm MDT

Location
The Cube Stapleton
8371 Northfield Blvd, Denver, Colorado 80238

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Stapleton MCA

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IU Cinema: Waru Indiana University Cinema 1213 E. Seventh Street

20sep7:00 pm8:30 pmFeaturedIU Cinema: WaruInternational Arthouse SeriesIndiana University CinemaCountry:USA

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In Māori, waru means “eight.” Following the death of a child, eight Māori women are confronted by guilt, pride, and defeat, but all will ultimately risk everything for the greater

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In Māori, waru means “eight.” Following the death of a child, eight Māori women are confronted by guilt, pride, and defeat, but all will ultimately risk everything for the greater good of their community. Creating this feature-length film, eight female Māori filmmakers each contributed a 10-minute vignette—presented as a continuous shot in real time—which unfold around the tangi (funeral) of a small boy, Waru, who died at the hands of his caregiver. The vignettes are all subtly interlinked, each following one of eight female Māori lead characters during the same moment in time as they come to terms with Waru’s death and try to find a way forward in their community. In English and Māori with English subtitles.

Not rated | 2017 | 2K DCP

Drama

Directed by Briar Grace-Smith, Casey Kaa, Ainsley Gardiner, Katie Wolfe, Renae Maihi, Chelsea Cohen, Paula Jones, Awanui Simich-Pene

$4 IUB students, $7 non-students

Time

(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm EST

Location
Indiana University Cinema
1213 E. Seventh Street

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BFC/A and #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party The IU Libraries Screening Room Herman B Wells Library, 1320 East Tenth Street, Indiana University

20sep7:00 pm8:15 pmFeaturedBFC/A and #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing PartySurprise Screening with Filmmaker Present!The IU Libraries Screening RoomCountry:USA

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Let's try an experiment with "nonpreconception!" Let's go to a screening without knowing what we are going to see. The BFC/A, #DirectedByWomen, and IULMIA invite you to explore. Author

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Let’s try an experiment with “nonpreconception!” Let’s go to a screening without knowing what we are going to see.

The BFC/A, #DirectedByWomen, and IULMIA invite you to explore.

Author Frances Flaherty described her husband’s approach to filmmaking as one of “non-preconception”: Nonpreconception is the pre-condition to discovery, because it is a state of mind. When you do not preconceive, then you go about finding out. There is nothing else you can do. You begin to [explore.]” Frances H. Flaherty, The Odyssey of a Film-maker: Robert Flaherty’s Story (New York: Amo, 1972): 10.

This content of this screening will not be announced publicly beforehand. It begins promptly at 7PM followed by discussion with the filmmaker.

Time

(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm EDT

Location
The IU Libraries Screening Room
Herman B Wells Library, 1320 East Tenth Street, Indiana University

Organizer

Black Film Center/Archive 812.855.6041 Wells Library, Room 048, 1320 East Tenth Street, Bloomington, IN. 47405

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She Sings to the Stars Indian Pueblo Cultural Center 2401 12th Street NW Albuquerque, New Mexico 87104

20sep7:30 pm9:30 pmFeaturedShe Sings to the StarsFundraiser to support the Fifth Pueblo Film Festival: "Empowering Women Through Film"Indian Pueblo Cultural CenterCountry:USA

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It's our great honor to announce that She Sings to the Stars has been invited to screen once again at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. Join us under the stars

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It’s our great honor to announce that She Sings to the Stars has been invited to screen once again at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. Join us under the stars for a very special open air screening!

Thursday September 20
7:30PM (doors open at 6PM)
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
2401 12th St. NW
Albuquerque, NM
(505) 843 7270
www.indianpueblo.org

She Sings to the Stars screened at the First Pueblo Film Festival. Now it has been invited back as a fundraiser to support the Fifth Pueblo Film Festival whose theme this year is “Empowering Women Through Film”.

www.shesingstothestars.com

Fannie Lucero Larry Cedar Jesus Mayorga Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Barbara Witemeyer

#healing #women #EarthFirst

Time

(Thursday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm MDT

Location
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
2401 12th Street NW Albuquerque, New Mexico 87104

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Silas + AUDIENCE DISCUSSION, FILMMAKER Q&A Filmhouse 88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh, EH3 9BZ, UK

20sep8:30 pm10:30 pmSilas + AUDIENCE DISCUSSION, FILMMAKER Q&ADirected by Anjali NayarFilmhouseCountry:United Kingdom

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"When they tear down the trees and strip the land, they tear down our people and strip away their lives.” In 2005, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf became Africa’s first elected

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“When they tear down the trees and strip the land, they tear down our people and strip away their lives.”

In 2005, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf became Africa’s first elected female head of state. Fêted as an anti-corruption champion in the West, she brought Liberians new hope after decades of civil war. For activist Silas Siakor, who had spent years exposing links between illegal logging and the previous regime’s brutal dictatorship, this optimism was sadly short lived. Evidence soon emerged that corruption and illegal logging were continuing to thrive, with multinational corporations covertly acquiring over 50% of Liberia’s forests, often forcing tribes off their ancestral lands, in a web of nepotism and corruption that went to the very heart of government.

Silas captures its protagonist’s battle to expose and crush environmental destruction, paying tribute to his commitment and to the many communities emboldened to seize back control of their lands.

Time

(Thursday) 8:30 pm - 10:30 pm BST

Location
Filmhouse
88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh, EH3 9BZ, UK

Organizer

Take One Action Film Festival

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Middle Coast Film Festival 2018 Davis Theatre 4614 N Lincoln Ave

21sepAll Day23FeaturedMiddle Coast Film Festival 2018Davis TheatreCountry:USA

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A SUPER FUN INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL FOR SUPER FUN PEOPLE WHO LOVE MOVIES. Screening blocks of shorts, documentaries, narrative and experimental films from all over the world. We will also be

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A SUPER FUN INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL FOR SUPER FUN PEOPLE WHO LOVE MOVIES.

Screening blocks of shorts, documentaries, narrative and experimental films from all over the world. We will also be featuring a #Chicago feature and short film blocks to showcase our local talent.

**New to this year – we are featuring a special anniversary screening! THE BIRDCAGE starring Robin Williams and Nathan Lane. We are bringing this film to you in a partnership with WUSSY MAG and FOR ALL HUMANS

With a goal to unite filmmakers and its audience members, panels and small group interactions are scheduled throughout the three days, including a presentation given by the Los Angeles Women’s Film Collective and Chicago’s Women of The Now on the female filmmaker network and building a successful and connective database. The full listing of events and films can be found on the MCFF homepage @ www.middlecoastfest.com

And, of course there will be parties:

Opening Night Cocktail Party and The Birdcage Costume Contest starts at 9:30pm at the Carbon Arc Bar

Closing Night Awards Show and Party starts at 10pm and is at the amazing ballroom and ROOFTOP TERRACE of the DANK Haus German American Cultural Center

Can you believe you get ALL OF THAT for just 35$

( 25$ if you use promo code Flamingo18 before 9/12 )

Come Celebrate Movies!!!

Time

september 21 (Friday) - 23 (Sunday) CDT

Location
Davis Theatre
4614 N Lincoln Ave

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95 and 6 to Go Anthology Film Archives 32 Second Avenue

21sepAll Day2395 and 6 to GoSPECIAL SCREENINGS! FILMMAKER IN PERSON!Anthology Film ArchivesCountry:USA

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Directed by by Kimi Takesue In 95 AND 6 TO GO, a resilient widower’s memories become intertwined with the fictional screenplay his granddaughter is writing, revealing the fine line between life and

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Directed by by Kimi Takesue

In 95 AND 6 TO GO, a resilient widower’s memories become intertwined with the fictional screenplay his granddaughter is writing, revealing the fine line between life and art, rumination and imagination. Filmmaker Kimi Takesue captures the cadence of daily life for Grandpa Tom, a retired postal worker born to Japanese immigrants in Hawai’i in the 1910s. Amidst the solitude of his home routines – coupon clipping, rigging an improvised barbecue, lighting firecrackers on the New Year – we glimpse an unexpectedly rich inner life. As his granddaughter queries his history of love and loss, a stalled film project becomes a collaborative inquiry into mortality and how one constructs a personal narrative with memories that span almost a century. Shot over six years in Honolulu, this intimate meditation on absence and family expands the vernacular of the ‘home movie’ to consider how history is accumulated in the everyday and how sparks of humor and creativity can animate an ordinary life.

“What initially feels like a conducive format for a miseof meta proportions, in which a speculative fiction is scaffolded within a documentary, reveals itself as an affectionate and occasionally circumspect portrait of familial discovery, a version of the home movie that reaches back a century to reveal a backstory ripe with love and loss but absent any shattering disclosures. […] The film is in many ways a mutually somber homecoming; the proverbial return to care for one’s elders becomes an active accounting of the past and provokes an unforeseen source of humble creativity. The subject of Japanese American identity during the war is broached as a matter of course, thus rendering the now quotidian gestures of this resilient nonagenarian all the more affecting.” –Jay Kuehner, CINEMA SCOPE

“95 AND 6 TO GO is the home movie as subtle, multi-layered, self-reflexive work of art.” –Peter Keough, THE BOSTON GLOBE

Schedule
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
September 21, 2018
7:30pm 95 and 6 to Go7:30pm - 8:55pm“95 AND 6 TO GO is the home movie as subtle, multi-layered, self-reflexive work of art.” –Peter Keough, THE BOSTON GLOBE
September 22, 2018
7:30pm 95 and 6 to Go7:30pm - 8:55pm“95 AND 6 TO GO is the home movie as subtle, multi-layered, self-reflexive work of art.” –Peter Keough, THE BOSTON GLOBE
September 23, 2018
7:30pm 95 and 6 to Go7:30pm - 8:55pm“95 AND 6 TO GO is the home movie as subtle, multi-layered, self-reflexive work of art.” –Peter Keough, THE BOSTON GLOBE

Time

september 21 (Friday) - 23 (Sunday) EDT

Location
Anthology Film Archives
32 Second Avenue

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Faces Places Broadway 14 - 18 Broad Street Nottingham England NG1 3AL

21sepAll Day27Faces PlacesDirected by Agnès Varda and JRBroadwayCountry:United Kingdom

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Revered French filmmaker, Agnès Varda, and enigmatic photographer, JR, embark on a road trip across rural France onboard a giant mobile darkroom. Along the way, they stop by villages, meet

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Revered French filmmaker, Agnès Varda, and enigmatic photographer, JR, embark on a road trip across rural France onboard a giant mobile darkroom. Along the way, they stop by villages, meet the locals and immortalise memories, faces, and goats in giant photographs they then install in public spaces. Tender, playful and inspiringly humanist, FACES PLACES, is a moving tribute to small communities and those who live within them, and a charming record of two artists’ budding friendship and partnership.

“FACES PLACES is a film of sheer joy, its exuberance surpassed only by its tenderness and purity of purpose.” Washington Post

Fri 21 Sep 18:15*

Sat 22 Sep 16:00* 18:15*

Sun 23 Sep 16:00* 20:30*

Mon 24 Sep 16:00*

Tue 25 Sep 18:15*

Wed 26 Sep 20:30*

Thu 27 Sep 16:15*

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september 21 (Friday) - 27 (Thursday)

Location
Broadway
14 - 18 Broad Street Nottingham England NG1 3AL

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hillbilly The Tennessee Valley Art Association 511 N Water St, Tuscumbia, AL 35674

21sepAll Dayhillbillywith filmmakers Sally Rubin and Ashley YorkThe Tennessee Valley Art AssociationCountry:USA

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In hillbilly directors Sally Rubin and Ashley York show the evolution of the uneducated, promiscuous `hillbilly’ stereotype in film and television, linking it with corporate exploitation of Appalachia’s natural resources.

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In hillbilly directors Sally Rubin and Ashley York show the evolution of the uneducated, promiscuous `hillbilly’ stereotype in film and television, linking it with corporate exploitation of Appalachia’s natural resources. The narrative anchor is York, a liberal feminist living in L.A. who returns to her hometown in eastern Kentucky in the weeks leading up to the election. The film seeks to illuminate the experience of white rural voters and to expand cultural understanding of the region. The film showcases the African-American Affrilachian Poets workshop and the Appalachian Media Institute at Appalshop, where queer young adults find community and refuge. The film aims to challenge viewers perception of Appalachia and to offer folks within the region a cinematic portrayal of which they can be proud, ultimately creating dialogue between urban and rural America.

Time

All Day (Friday) EDT

Location
The Tennessee Valley Art Association
511 N Water St, Tuscumbia, AL 35674

Organizer

South Arts

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Wajib HOME 2 Tony Wilson Place Manchester M15 4FN, UK

21sepAll DayWajibDirected by Annemarie JacirHOMECountry:United Kingdom

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A father must come together with his estranged son for a traditional task in this engrossing family drama/road movie by renowned Palestinian poet, actor, writer and filmmaker Annemarie Jacir (director

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A father must come together with his estranged son for a traditional task in this engrossing family drama/road movie by renowned Palestinian poet, actor, writer and filmmaker Annemarie Jacir (director of 2008’s award-winning Salt of This Sea and 2012’s When I Saw You) exploring what it means to be a Palestinian abroad vs. a Palestinian at home. A film that examines the experience of Palestinians living within Israel’s borders for the first time with deft humour, Wajib is a moving tale that dances along the easily blurred line between love and duty.

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All Day (Friday) B

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HOME
2 Tony Wilson Place Manchester M15 4FN, UK

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The Rider HOME 2 Tony Wilson Place Manchester M15 4FN, UK

21sepAll DayThe RiderDirected by Chloé ZhaoHOMECountry:United Kingdom

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Chloé Zhao’s (Songs My Brothers Taught Me) award-winning impressionistic drama casts real-life wrangler Brady Jandreau as a South Dakota cowboy struggling to chart a new course after a terrible injury

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Chloé Zhao’s (Songs My Brothers Taught Me) award-winning impressionistic drama casts real-life wrangler Brady Jandreau as a South Dakota cowboy struggling to chart a new course after a terrible injury sustained in the saddle. “A horse’s purpose is to run in the prairies; a cowboy’s is to ride.” So, what does a cowboy become when he can no longer ride? This is the question at heart the of The Rider, a compelling and wholly engrossing work that observes the aftermath of tragedy. Retaining a docudrama aesthetic, Zhao integrates the real lives of her actors into her storytelling and creates something truly transcendent that explores both notions of masculinity and the mythology of the American west.

Time

All Day (Friday) BST

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HOME
2 Tony Wilson Place Manchester M15 4FN, UK

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LOCAL SIGHTINGS FILM FESTIVAL Northwest Film Forum 1515 12th Ave

21sepAll Day29FeaturedLOCAL SIGHTINGS FILM FESTIVALdedicated to Pacific Northwest films & filmmakersNorthwest Film ForumCountry:USA

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Local Sightings is Seattle’s only festival dedicated to Pacific Northwest films and filmmakers, showcasing new films from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, the Yukon and British Columbia. And screenings are

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Local Sightings is Seattle’s only festival dedicated to Pacific Northwest films and filmmakers, showcasing new films from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, the Yukon and British Columbia. And screenings are only part of the story: Each edition of Local Sightings features parties, juried prizes, artist talks, performances, discussions and networking events that allow film lovers and filmmakers to explore local creativity together.

The 21st edition of the festival will showcase many short and feature films directed by women, including the following:

Proof of Loyalty: Kazuo Yamane and the Nisei Soldiers of Hawaii, dir. Lucy Ostrander & Don Sellers, WA

Chronic Means Forever, dir. Kadazia Allen-Perry, WA

North of Blue, dir. Joanna Priestly, OR

Once There Was a Winter, Ana Valine, BC

The Last Hot Lick, Mahalia Cohen, OR

The Rankin File, Teresa Alfred, BC

Ramps to Nowhere, Minda Martin, WA

The full festival schedule will be announced in mid-August.

Time

september 21 (Friday) - 29 (Saturday) PDT

Location
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave

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San Sebastián International Film Festival 2018 Kursaal Congress Centre and Auditorium Av. de Zurriola, 1, 20002 San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa

21sepAll Day29San Sebastián International Film Festival 2018includes a Muriel Box retrospectiveKursaal Congress Centre and AuditoriumCountry:Spain

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Films #DirectedbyWomen screening at San Sebastián International Film Festival 2018 include... OFFICIAL SELECTION High Life directed by Claire Denis Le cahier noir | The Black Book of Father Dinis directed by Valeria Sarmiento Vision directed by

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Films #DirectedbyWomen screening at San Sebastián International Film Festival 2018 include…

OFFICIAL SELECTION

High Life directed by Claire Denis

Le cahier noir | The Black Book of Father Dinis directed by Valeria Sarmiento

Vision directed by Naomi Kawase

Yuli directed by Icíar Bollaín

NEW DIRECTORS

Julia y El Zorro | Julia and the Fox directed by Inés María Barrionuevo

La Camarista directed by Lila Avilés

Serdtse Mira | Core of the World directed by Natalya Meshchaninova

The Third Wife directed by Ash Mayfair

Viaje al cuarto de una madre | Journey to a Mother’s Room directed by Celia Rico Clavellino

MURIEL BOX

Filmoteca Española and the San Sebastián Festival are now organising, with Filmoteca Vasca, Filmoteca of the Institut Valencià de Cultura and the San Telmo Museum, a retrospective dedicated to Muriel Box. Visit the website for details.

Plus explore these sections for further information about films #DirectedbyWomen screening at San Sebastián…

Zabaltegi – Tabakalera

Perlak

VELODROME

Time

september 21 (Friday) - 29 (Saturday) CEST

Location
Kursaal Congress Centre and Auditorium
Av. de Zurriola, 1, 20002 San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa

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Love, Gilda Quad Cinema 34 W. 13th Street New York, NY 10011

21sepAll DayLove, GildaDirected by Lisa D'ApolitoQuad CinemaCountry:USA

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In her own words, comedienne Gilda Radner looks back and reflects on her life and career. Weaving together recently discovered audiotapes, interviews with her friends, rare home movies and diaries

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In her own words, comedienne Gilda Radner looks back and reflects on her life and career. Weaving together recently discovered audiotapes, interviews with her friends, rare home movies and diaries read by modern day comediennes (including Amy Poehler), this documentary offers a unique window into the honest and whimsical world of a beloved performer whose greatest role was sharing her story. A Magnolia Pictures release. 86m, DCP, U.S.

Opening Fri September 21. Tickets on sale Mon September 17.

Time

All Day (Friday)

Location
Quad Cinema
34 W. 13th Street New York, NY 10011

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DIRECTOR MASTERCLASS WITH ANJALI NAYAR Edinburgh College of Art 74 Lauriston Place, Edinburgh, EH3 9DF

21sep2:00 pm5:00 pmDIRECTOR MASTERCLASS WITH ANJALI NAYARFREE EVENT FOR FILMMAKERS AND FILMS STUDENTSEdinburgh College of ArtCountry:United Kingdom

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This Masterclass with Canadian filmmaker Anjali Nayar will explore the making of Silas, an environmental creative documentary incorporating a strong element of community-sourced media as part of its process.

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This Masterclass with Canadian filmmaker Anjali Nayar will explore the making of Silas, an environmental creative documentary incorporating a strong element of community-sourced media as part of its process.  Through her talk, she will share her strategy to be inclusive with her filmmaking and will inspire Scotland-based filmmakers to explore the “Democratisation of the narrative”.

Time

(Friday) 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm BST

Location
Edinburgh College of Art
74 Lauriston Place, Edinburgh, EH3 9DF

Organizer

Take One Action Film Festival

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Silas Glasgow Film Theatre 12 Rose Street Glasgow, G3 6RB United Kingdom

21sep6:00 pm8:30 pmFeaturedSilasDirected by Anjali NayarGlasgow Film TheatreCountry:United Kingdom

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Take One Action Film Festival present Silas: “When they tear down the trees and strip the land, they tear down our people and strip away their lives.”

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Take One Action Film Festival present Silas:

“When they tear down the trees and strip the land, they tear down our people and strip away their lives.”

In 2005, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf became Africa’s first elected female head of state. Fêted as an anti-corruption champion in the West, she brought Liberians new hope after decades of civil war. For activist Silas Siakor, who had spent years exposing links between illegal logging and the previous regime’s brutal dictatorship, this optimism was sadly short lived. Evidence soon emerged that corruption and illegal logging were continuing to thrive, with multinational corporations covertly acquiring over 50% of Liberia’s forests, often forcing tribes off their ancestral lands, in a web of nepotism and corruption that went to the very heart of government.

Silas captures its protagonist’s battle to expose and crush environmental destruction, paying tribute to his commitment and to the many communities emboldened to seize back control of their lands.

BEYOND THE SCREEN

Join Take One Action after the film for inspiring conversations and opportunities for creative, effective personal action. We are delighted to be welcoming the film’s director, Anjali Nayar to the conversation.

Screening as part of the Take One Action Film Festival – the UK’s leading global change film festival, celebrating the people and the films that are changing the world | 12-23 September, Edinburgh & Glasgow

Find out more at takeoneaction.org.uk/events

Time

(Friday) 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm BST

Location
Glasgow Film Theatre
12 Rose Street Glasgow, G3 6RB United Kingdom

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Take One Action Film Festival

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Directed By Women Children's Film at Lake City Community Center Lake City Community Center 12531 28th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98125

21sep6:00 pm8:00 pmFeaturedDirected By Women Children's Film at Lake City Community CenterFilms to be announcedLake City Community CenterCountry:USA

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Join the Lake City Library and Lake City Community Center for a family evening of films Directed by Women, including a short film by Cedar Park Elementary students and their

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Join the Lake City Library and Lake City Community Center for a family evening of films Directed by Women, including a short film by Cedar Park Elementary students and their librarian, Abby Levin!

Time

(Friday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm PDT

Location
Lake City Community Center
12531 28th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98125

Organizer

Lake City Branch of the Seattle Public Library and Lake City Community Center (Seattle Parks and Recreation)

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Painfully Funny: The Complete Directorial Works of Elaine May (on 35mm) Institute of Contemporary Art, London The Mall, St. James\'s, London SW1Y 5AH

21sep(sep 21)6:30 pm23(sep 23)8:45 pmFeaturedPainfully Funny: The Complete Directorial Works of Elaine May (on 35mm)"Her four films as a director are high points in American moviemaking"Institute of Contemporary Art, LondonCountry:United Kingdom

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ALL FOUR FILMS PRESENTED ON RARE 35mm PRINTS A NEW LEAF: Fri 21 September, ICA London, 6.30pm THE HEARTBREAK KID: Sat 22 September, ICA London, 6.30pm MIKEY AND NICKY: Sun 23 September, ICA

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ALL FOUR FILMS PRESENTED ON RARE 35mm PRINTS

A NEW LEAF: Fri 21 September, ICA London, 6.30pm
THE HEARTBREAK KID: Sat 22 September, ICA London, 6.30pm
MIKEY AND NICKY: Sun 23 September, ICA London, 4.00pm
ISHTAR: Sun 23 September, ICA London, 6.30pm

Ask any of the top American comedians of the past forty years to name their influences, and the name Elaine May is sure to come up. Alongside Mike Nichols she established a new kind of erudite, neurotic, satirical sketch comedy in the late 1950s, blazing a trail for a whole generation of performers to come. According to Lily Tomlin, “There was nothing like Elaine May. Her voice. Her timing. Her attitude.”

But it is as a director of four unique studio feature films that we can see the full flowering of May’s talents. She subverted the romantic comedy with A New Leaf (1971) and The Heartbreak Kid (1972), and then she tested the bonds of friendship under extreme duress in Mikey & Nicky (1976) and Ishtar (1987). The latter film never recovered from its toxic pre-publicity, and became a notorious big-budget flop. Thirty years on, it remains the last film she has directed.

Elaine May is a maverick artist who was uncompromising in pursuit of her vision, and the manner in which she has been neglected by Hollywood is shameful. “Her four films as a director are high points in American moviemaking,” Martin Scorsese has said, and The Badlands Collective is proud to present this small but extraordinary body of work at the ICA on rarely screened 35mm prints, giving a whole new audience the opportunity to discover and celebrate a great American director.

Tickets are available from the ICA website – £12 per film (£11 concessions) or £35 for a season ticket for all four features: https://www.ica.art/films/painfully-funny-the-films-of-elaine-may

Time

21 (Friday) 6:30 pm - 23 (Sunday) 8:45 pm BST

Location
Institute of Contemporary Art, London
The Mall, St. James's, London SW1Y 5AH

Organizer

The Badlands Collectiveinfo@badlands-collective.com London, UK

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ISO x Scalarama 2018 // Mustang & Dogtooth Double Bill ISO Design 65 Virginia Street, Glasgow, G1 1TS

21sep6:30 pm10:00 pmFeaturedISO x Scalarama 2018 // Mustang & Dogtooth Double BillISO DesignCountry:United Kingdom

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ISO presents two isolationist parables exploring parental control gone mad. Deniz Ergüven’s César award winning Mustang is an intimate, naturalistic portrayal of familial dysfunction, patriarchal oppression and forbidden sexuality. Yorgos

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ISO presents two isolationist parables exploring parental control gone mad. Deniz Ergüven’s César award winning Mustang is an intimate, naturalistic portrayal of familial dysfunction, patriarchal oppression and forbidden sexuality. Yorgos Lathimos’ Dogtooth (one of David Lynch’s favourite films!) takes these themes to their surreal, demented, and blackly comic extreme. Both films offer a sharp indictment of modern society by exploring the dark side of a parent’s attempts to preserve a child’s innocence.

Come and experience these two unique and thought provoking films in ISO’s basement screening room as part of Scalarama 2018.

£5

Tickets are discounted if attending both screenings.

18+

Time

(Friday) 6:30 pm - 10:00 pm BST

Location
ISO Design
65 Virginia Street, Glasgow, G1 1TS

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Imagine Aero Theatre 1328 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90403

21sep7:30 pm9:30 pmImagineDirected by Yoko Ono, John Lennon, and Steve GebhardtAero TheatreCountry:USA

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New Restoration! 1972, Eagle Rock Entertainment, 68 min, USA, Dir: Steve Gebhardt, John Lennon, Yoko Ono A window into the lives of two of the world’s most beloved artists,

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New Restoration!

1972, Eagle Rock Entertainment, 68 min, USA, Dir: Steve Gebhardt, John Lennon, Yoko Ono

A window into the lives of two of the world’s most beloved artists, IMAGINE depicts John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s artistic processes as they compose the classic albums “Imagine” and “Fly” at their home in 1971. With a killer soundtrack and rare studio footage, this made-for-television gem is rarely screened in theaters, and its impressive surround sound offers a chance for Lennon and Ono fans to hear the music in a way that cannot be duplicated at home. Don’t just imagine this unique celebration of love, dreams and music – see it on the big screen!

Screening format: DCP

Time

(Friday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm PDT

Location
Aero Theatre
1328 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90403

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Face to Face with German Film: 3 DAYS IN QUIBERON Regent Street Cinema 309 Regent St, Marylebone W1B 2UW

21sep7:30 pm9:30 pmFace to Face with German Film: 3 DAYS IN QUIBERONDirected by Emily AtefRegent Street CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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Face to Face with German Film UK Premiere Coming to UK screens from 16 November, courtesy of Modern Films Join director Emily Atef who will be in attendance to introduce her award-winning film

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Face to Face with German Film

UK Premiere

Coming to UK screens from 16 November, courtesy of Modern Films

Join director Emily Atef who will be in attendance to introduce her award-winning film live on stage. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the director, moderated by The Telegraph’s film critic Tim Robey.

At a Breton spa retreat in 1981, the Austrian art-house darling Romy Schneider gave her final interview. In a luminous monochrome portrait, writer-director Emily Atef uses these soul-baring sessions to test the poisoned chalice of celebrity.

Opening Film 3 DAYS IN QUIBERON will be preceded by a drinks reception in the cinema bar.

Time

(Friday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm BST

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Regent Street Cinema
309 Regent St, Marylebone W1B 2UW

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Even Dogs Are Given Bones (1982) & Minimum (2018) New Zealand Parliament Pipitea Wellington

21sep7:30 pm9:30 pmFeaturedEven Dogs Are Given Bones (1982) & Minimum (2018)#directedbywomen #aotearoaNew Zealand ParliamentCountry:New Zealand

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An Aotearoa New Zealand Parliamentary screening of two works about women and employment, by invitation only. Even

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An Aotearoa New Zealand Parliamentary screening of two works about women and employment, by invitation only.

Even Dogs Are Given Bones is about a group of women workers who occupied the Rixen clothing factory in Levin for eleven weeks in 1981, after its owner made them redundant and closed the factory without giving them redundancy payments. The film documents the occupation and highlights the courage of the women who occupied the factory, the challenges they faced and how the experience changed them. It was partially funded by the Ministry of Women’s Affairs, has rarely been screened and has now been digitised thanks to Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision.

Kanya Stewart

As well as her work for Auckland Women’s Community Video, director Kanya (formerly Carole) Stewart edited Some of My Best Friends Are Women (dir Deirdre MCartin, 1975) and the equally legendary Women series (dir Deirdre McCartin, 1977).

Minimum is about women who work low-wage, precarious or under-appreciated jobs in Aotearoa. It was funded by New Zealand on Air (NZOA), with thanks to Wellington City Council Creative Communities Scheme and the Emerging Artists Trust. (68% of Aotearoa’s minimum wage workers are women.)

Director Kathleen Winter is a filmmaker and photographer whose last documentary was the short He Kākano Ahau – From the Spaces Between, produced by Jaimee Poipoi, about a courageous takatāpui activist fighting for true diversity in Aotearoa’s Pride celebrations.

Kathleen Winter

Time

(Friday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm NZST

Location
New Zealand Parliament
Pipitea Wellington

Organizer

#directedbywomen #aotearoawellywoodwoman@gmail.com Wellington Aotearoa New Zealand

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Radical Home Cinema – 4 Legs Screening Fourwalls 35 Carnarvon Street, Glasgow, Scotland G3 6HP

21sep8:00 pm9:30 pmFeaturedRadical Home Cinema – 4 Legs ScreeningFourwallsCountry:United Kingdom

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Cinema Up Collective presents: This screening for dog lovers & their mutts of Lori Anderson’s film. Event around local dog-walkers & our 4legged friends coming at 4walls. Fourwalls Housing Co-op is

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Cinema Up Collective presents:

This screening for dog lovers & their mutts of Lori Anderson’s film. Event around local dog-walkers & our 4legged friends coming at 4walls. Fourwalls Housing Co-op is a women-centered living space formed in Glasgow during the 90s by female members of the city’s LBGTQ community.

Venue is wheelchair accessible.

Time

(Friday) 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm BST

Location
Fourwalls
35 Carnarvon Street, Glasgow, Scotland G3 6HP

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Cinema UP Collective

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Strike a Rock + AUDIENCE DISCUSSION Filmhouse 88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh, EH3 9BZ, UK

21sep8:30 pm10:30 pmFeaturedStrike a Rock + AUDIENCE DISCUSSIONDirected by Aliki SaragasFilmhouseCountry:United Kingdom

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After the massacre of 34 striking mineworkers shakes their poverty-stricken community, two grandmothers lead their community in a historic fight for justice. The women of Marikana, many of whose

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After the massacre of 34 striking mineworkers shakes their poverty-stricken community, two grandmothers lead their community in a historic fight for justice.

The women of Marikana, many of whose men died demanding a living wage and better living standards, have been determined to force the mine owner, UK-based Lonmin, to meet its legal obligation to improve living conditions for the miners’ widows and children.

Two of them, Thumeka Magwangqana and Primrose Sonti, have their friendship tested when Primrose is elected to Parliament. Leaving Marikana behind to enter the political arena, Primrose becomes gradually disconnected from the grassroots movement she helped to start, while Thumeka must step into the vacuum and lead the community.

Tracking the uneasy line between the personal and the political, Strike a Rock also offers a damning exposé of the ties between the ANC government and the extractive industry – contrasting political expediency, corruption and corporate hypocrisy with the women of Marikana’s struggle for solidarity, healing, respect and justice.

Time

(Friday) 8:30 pm - 10:30 pm BST

Location
Filmhouse
88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh, EH3 9BZ, UK

Organizer

Take One Action Film Festival

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African Movie Academy Awards 2018 Radisson Blu Hotel & Convention Centre, Kigali KG 2 Roundabout, Kigali, Rwanda

22sepAll DayAfrican Movie Academy Awards 2018Radisson Blu Hotel & Convention Centre, KigaliCountry:Rwanda

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Africa's premier and most prestigious film Awards. Rewarding excellence in film making by Africans and People of African descent from across the globe. Films #DirectedbyWomen nominated for awards include... Isoken directed by Jadesola

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Africa’s premier and most prestigious film Awards. Rewarding excellence in film making by Africans and People of African descent from across the globe.

Films #DirectedbyWomen nominated for awards include…

Isoken directed by Jadesola Osiberu

nominated for Best Film

nominated for AYIAM OSIGWE FOUNDATION Award for Best Nigerian Film

nominated for Best Director

nominated for Best First Feature Film by a Director

Dakore Egbuson nominated for Best Actress in a Leading Role

nominated for Achievement in Costume Design

nominated for Achievement in Soundtrack

The Blessed Vost (Les Bienheureux) directed by Sofia Djama

nominated for Best Film

nominated for Best Director

nominated for Best First Feature Film by a Director

Anine Lansari nominated for Best Young/Promising Actor

Sani Bouajla nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role

nominated for Achievement in Cinematography

nominated for Achievement in Editing

The Adventures Of Supermama (South Africa) directed by Karen Van Schalkwyk

nominated for TONY ELUMELU Award for Best Comedy

Potato Potahto directed by Shirley Frimpong-Manso

Joselyn Dumas nominated for Best Actress in a Leading Role

Joke Abraham nominated for Best Actress in a Supporting Role

OC Ukeje nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role

nominated for Achievement in Screenplay

My Mothers Story (Malawi) directed by Flora Suya

nominated for Best First Feature Film by a Director

In Line directed by Tope Oshin

Sika Osei nominated for Best Actress in a Supporting Role

Tourments d’amour | Torments of Love (Guadeloupe) directed by Caroline Jules

nominated for Best Diaspora Short

Intercept (USA) directed by Jackie J. Stone

nominated for Best Diaspora Short

Evolutionary Blues (USA) directed by Cheryl Fabio

nominated for Best Diaspora Documentary

Barrows: Freedom Fighter (Barbados) directed by Marcia Weekes

nominated for Best Diaspora Documentary

Zenith (Cameroon/USA) directed by Ellie Foumbi

nominated for EFERE OZAKO Award for Best Short Film

Still Water Runs Deep (Nigeria/USA) directed by Abbesi Akhamie

nominated for EFERE OZAKO Award for Best Short Film

Belly Flop (South Africa) directed by Kelly Dillon and Jeremy Collins

nominated for Best Animation

Winnie (South Africa) directed by Pascale Lamche

nominated for Best Documentary

Silas (South Africa/Kenya) directed by Hawa Essuman and Anjali Nayar

nominated for Best Documentary

When Babies Don’t Come (South Africa) directed by Molatelo Mainetje

nominated for Best Documentary

Angelica (Puerto Rico) directed by Marisol Gomez-Mouakad

nominated for Best Diaspora Narrative Feature

Time

All Day (Saturday) CAT

Location
Radisson Blu Hotel & Convention Centre, Kigali
KG 2 Roundabout, Kigali, Rwanda

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Sadie at Port Townsend Film Festival Port Townsend Film Festival 211 Taylor Street, Suite 401A • PORT TOWNSEND, WA 98368

22sepAll Day23Sadie at Port Townsend Film FestivalDirected by Megan Griffiths Port Townsend Film FestivalCountry:USA

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13-year-old Sadie lives in anticipation of her father's bi-weekly letters in the mail. He's been overseas for the past few years serving repeated tours in the U.S. military, and Sadie

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13-year-old Sadie lives in anticipation of her father’s bi-weekly letters in the mail. He’s been overseas for the past few years serving repeated tours in the U.S. military, and Sadie knows the only reason he isn’t coming home is because their country needs him more—he’s a hero. But waiting isn’t easy. Sadie lives in a trailer park with her mother, whose relationship with her husband is strained if not non-existent. She spends her days writing troubling and violent essays at school, and her evenings messing around the park and adjoining junk yard with her best friend and neighbor, Francis. When a cocky ex-pilot moves in across the way and develops a romantic relationship with her mother, Sadie makes a dark decision to stop at nothing to protect her family from crumbling beneath her.

Saturday, 6:00 pm, The Starlight Room
Sunday, 3:15 pm, Rose Theatre

USA I 2018 I 96 min

Time

september 22 (Saturday) - 23 (Sunday) PDT

Location
Port Townsend Film Festival
211 Taylor Street, Suite 401A • PORT TOWNSEND, WA 98368

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Rachel's Pitch directed by Julia Fulmer Halle Cultural Arts Center of Apex 237 N. Salem Street, Apex, NC 27502

22sep8:30 am10:45 amFeaturedRachel's Pitch directed by Julia FulmerAlso screening during this block is The Astronaut, Directed by Amanda AlexandrakisHalle Cultural Arts Center of ApexCountry:USA

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At Peak City International Film Festival Take 4 Screening Block C of the Peak City International Film Festival. This block features Julia Fulmer's comedic short film debut, a TV Pilot with 3

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At Peak City International Film Festival

Take 4 Screening Block C of the Peak City International Film Festival. This block features Julia Fulmer’s comedic short film debut, a TV Pilot with 3 Emmy Nominations, filmed in Apex North Carolina at The Rusty Bucket Shop, and a feature film directed by Amanda Alexandrakis.

Time

(Saturday) 8:30 am - 10:45 am PDT

Location
Halle Cultural Arts Center of Apex
237 N. Salem Street, Apex, NC 27502

Organizer

Peak City International Film Festival 29111 Borton Street

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Ecuador Somos Cultura

22sep10:45 am3:00 pmEcuador Somos CulturaEn Nombre de la Hija – In the name of the Girl directed by Tania HermidaCivic Theatre HurstvilleCountry:Australia

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AECA será parte del Georges River Council Diversity Festival of Arts Gracias a nuestra Embajada del Ecuador en Canberra AECA tendrá el honor de complacer a nuestros Socios y comunidad, presentándoles por

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AECA será parte del Georges River Council Diversity Festival of Arts
Gracias a nuestra Embajada del Ecuador en Canberra
AECA tendrá el honor de complacer a nuestros Socios y comunidad, presentándoles por segunda ocasión la:
PELICULA ECUATORIANA
En Nombre de la Hija – In the name of the Girl
Reconocida a nivel nacional e internacional
El día sábado 22 de septiembre
A las 10:45am
En el Civic Theatre 16 MacMahon Street Hurstville
ENTRADA LIBRE
Capacidad para 100 personas solamente

SIMOPSIS
En el Nombre de la Hija cuenta la historia de una niña de nueve años cuyo nombre está en disputa. Manuela lleva el nombre de su padre, socialista y ateo; pero su abuela, católica y conservadora, insiste en darle el nombre que todas las primogénitas de la familia han llevado por generaciones: Dolores. La historia transcurre en un valle de los Andes ecuatorianos, en el verano de 1976. Manuela y su hermano menor, Camilo, quedan al cuidado de sus abuelos en la casa de hacienda de la familia, done comparten las vacaciones con los primos.
Empeñada en defender las ideas de su padre, Manuela se enfrenta a las ideas de sus primos y abuelos, pero un encuentro inesperado le obliga a enfrentarse a sí misma. Oculto en la bi-blioteca de la casa de hacienda, hay un tío loco dedicado a liberar a las palabras de las atadu-ras de los dogmas. Con él Manuela debe romper sus propias ataduras y esto cambia para siempre su relación con el lenguaje y con los nombres, incluido el suyo propio.

Luego de la película todos los presentes podrán seguir siendo parte de nuestro evento cultural “Ecuador Somos Cultura” y degustar de nuestros populares bocadillos y bebidas tradicionales, los mismos que deleitaran los paladares del público presente..
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Time

(Saturday) 10:45 am - 3:00 pm AEST

Location
Civic Theatre Hurstville

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AECA

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IU Cinema: Waru Indiana University Cinema 1213 E. Seventh Street

22sep4:00 pm5:30 pmFeaturedIU Cinema: WaruInternational Arthouse SeriesIndiana University CinemaCountry:USA

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In Māori, waru means “eight.” Following the death of a child, eight Māori women are confronted by guilt, pride, and defeat, but all will ultimately risk everything for the greater

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In Māori, waru means “eight.” Following the death of a child, eight Māori women are confronted by guilt, pride, and defeat, but all will ultimately risk everything for the greater good of their community. Creating this feature-length film, eight female Māori filmmakers each contributed a 10-minute vignette—presented as a continuous shot in real time—which unfold around the tangi (funeral) of a small boy, Waru, who died at the hands of his caregiver. The vignettes are all subtly interlinked, each following one of eight female Māori lead characters during the same moment in time as they come to terms with Waru’s death and try to find a way forward in their community. In English and Māori with English subtitles.

Not rated | 2017 | 2K DCP

Drama

Directed by Briar Grace-Smith, Casey Kaa, Ainsley Gardiner, Katie Wolfe, Renae Maihi, Chelsea Cohen, Paula Jones, Awanui Simich-Pene

$4 IUB students, $7 non-students

Time

(Saturday) 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm EST

Location
Indiana University Cinema
1213 E. Seventh Street

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ONE SINGS, THE OTHER DOESN’T (12A) Hebden Bridge Picture House New Road Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire HX7 8AD

22sep4:30 pm7:00 pmFeaturedONE SINGS, THE OTHER DOESN’T (12A)DIRECTED BY AGNÈS VARDAHebden Bridge Picture HouseCountry:United Kingdom

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ONE SINGS, THE OTHER DOESN’T (12A) at Hebden Bridge Picture House Saturday 22 September 2018 at 4.30pm (doors open 4.15pm, film starts 5pm) Dir: Agnès Varda | France | 1977 | 104

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ONE SINGS, THE OTHER DOESN’T (12A) at Hebden Bridge Picture House

Saturday 22 September 2018 at 4.30pm (doors open 4.15pm, film starts 5pm)

Dir: Agnès Varda | France | 1977 | 104 mins | French with English Subtitles

Cast | Thérèse Liotard, Valérie Mairesse, Robert Dadiès

When Agnès Varda made the miraculous One Sings…, her folk-pop abortion musical, abortion was only two years legal in France – thanks to the Veil law, for which Varda herself had taken to the streets. Charting the personal and political (and fashion) changes in two French women’s lives from the early 1960s to the mid-70s, One Sings… is a joyous feminist anthem for the right to choose in all things, embroidered smocks included.

Pauline (aka Pomme) sings, travelling the country to perform feminist songs, while her childhood friend Suzanne (who doesn’t sing) runs a women’s health clinic. Even rarer than a film that demystifies activism and abortion is one wherein a female friendship, constant and intelligent, braids the narrative beautifully together.

Tickets can be bought on the door for cash (priced £5-7), or can be booked online here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/hbpicturehouse

Time

(Saturday) 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm BST

Location
Hebden Bridge Picture House
New Road Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire HX7 8AD

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Face to Face with German Film: 24 Weeks Regent Street Cinema 309 Regent St, Marylebone W1B 2UW

22sep6:00 pm8:00 pmFace to Face with German Film: 24 WeeksDirected by Anne Zohra BerrachedRegent Street CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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Face to Face with German Film Join award-winning lead actress Julia Jentsch (SOPHIE SCHOLL – THE FINAL DAYS, THE EDUKATORS) who will be in attendance for a Q&A after the screening

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Face to Face with German Film

Join award-winning lead actress Julia Jentsch (SOPHIE SCHOLL – THE FINAL DAYS, THE EDUKATORS) who will be in attendance for a Q&A after the screening which will be moderated by The Telegraph’s film critic Tim Robey.

A stand-up comedian called Astrid learns mid-pregnancy that her foetus has both Down’s syndrome and a heart defect. She must wrestle with whether or not to have a late-term abortion, in a tense, hot-button drama powered by anguished work from Julia Jentsch.

Time

(Saturday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm BST

Location
Regent Street Cinema
309 Regent St, Marylebone W1B 2UW

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Hamlet The IU Libraries Screening Room Herman B Wells Library, 1320 East Tenth Street, Indiana University

22sep6:00 pm8:30 pmFeaturedHamletDirected by Elizabeth LeCompteThe IU Libraries Screening RoomCountry:USA

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"Shakespeare's classic tragedy is re-imagined by mixing and repurposing Richard Burton's 1964 Broadway production, directed by John Gielgud. The Burton production was recorded in live performance from 17 camera angles

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“Shakespeare’s classic tragedy is re-imagined by mixing and repurposing Richard Burton’s 1964 Broadway production, directed by John Gielgud. The Burton production was recorded in live performance from 17 camera angles and edited into a film … The Wooster Group attempts to reverse the process, reconstructing a hypothetical theater piece from the fragmentary evidence of the edited film.”

The Underground Film Series screens classic and contemporary avant-garde, experimental, independent, cult, and otherwise unusual films at the Indiana University Cinema and IU Libraries Screening Room.

Time

(Saturday) 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm EDT

Location
The IU Libraries Screening Room
Herman B Wells Library, 1320 East Tenth Street, Indiana University

Organizer

Underground Film Series

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Naila and the Uprising Glasgow Film Theatre 12 Rose Street Glasgow, G3 6RB United Kingdom

22sep6:00 pm8:30 pmFeaturedNaila and the UprisingDIRECTED BY JULIA BACHAGlasgow Film TheatreCountry:United Kingdom

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Take One Action Film Festival present Naila and the Uprising: Recontextualising a revolution: a unique opportunity to re-appraise the history of nonviolent resistance in Palestine from a feminist

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Take One Action Film Festival present Naila and the Uprising:

Recontextualising a revolution: a unique opportunity to re-appraise the history of nonviolent resistance in Palestine from a feminist perspective.

Most images of the first Intifada are of stone-throwing Palestinian youths facing off Israeli tanks. This hopeful documentary tells the story that history overlooked, and pays tribute to the thousands of women whose grassroots organising – whether they were taking to the streets in their thousands, forming farming co-ops or community schools – was the unsung, beating heart of this spontaneous uprising.

Combining animation, exclusive archive footage and intimate, in-depth interviews with women who were on the ground in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem, Naila and the Uprising sheds light on these resolute women’s sacrifices and contributions to the most vibrant nonviolent mobilisation in Palestinian history.

BEYOND THE SCREEN

Join Take One Action after the film for inspiring conversations and opportunities for creative, effective personal action. We are delighted to be welcoming the film’s main protagonist, Naila Ayesh, founder and director of the Women’s Affair Centre in Gaza. She will be joined by other guests including Sofiah MacLeod (Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign).

Presented in partnership with Christian Aid, UNISON Scotland and SPEAK!

Screening as part of the Take One Action Film Festival – the UK’s leading global change film festival, celebrating the people and the films that are changing the world | 12-23 September, Edinburgh & Glasgow

Find out more at takeoneaction.org.uk/events

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening is subtitled (in English), Screening offers concessionary prices

Time

(Saturday) 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm BST

Location
Glasgow Film Theatre
12 Rose Street Glasgow, G3 6RB United Kingdom

Organizer

Take One Action Film Festival

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Across The Universe (2007) The Art Station 42 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh, EH12 5LA

22sep7:00 pm11:00 pmFeaturedAcross The Universe (2007)Directed by Julie TaymorThe Art StationCountry:United Kingdom

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To echo the restoration of Yellow Submarine (1968) earlier this June, there is more of The Beatles coming to Edinburgh in September! Curious Cat | Cinema Club is making its

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To echo the restoration of Yellow Submarine (1968) earlier this June, there is more of The Beatles coming to Edinburgh in September! Curious Cat | Cinema Club is making its opening party with Across the Universe (2007) – a magical mystery party you won’t wanna miss! Featuring 33 Beatles compositions, Across the Universe is one of the most polarising musicals ever made. The urban legend says Paul McCartney loved it. >Curious Cat< undoubtedly does and invites you all for a sing-along, heaps of colour, explosive strawberries, rock’n’roll frenzy and an unforgettable psychedelic dream. Bring all the love you can carry – because love is all you need.

!¡!BYOB!¡!

*a small corkage fee may apply on the premises

Tickets on the door – CASH only!

Across The Universe is a fictional love story set in the 1960s amid the turbulent years of anti-war protest, the struggle for free speech and civil rights, mind exploration and rock and roll. At once gritty, whimsical and highly theatrical, the story moves from high schools and universities in Massachusetts, Princeton and Ohio to the Lower East Side of Manhattan, the Detroit riots, Vietnam and the dockyards of Liverpool. A combination of live action and animation, the film is paired with many songs by The Beatles that defined the time.

Screening offers free ticket for carers.

Time

(Saturday) 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Location
The Art Station
42 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh, EH12 5LA

Organizer

Curious Cat Cinema Club

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12FY Presents ‘Mariam’ The Office Company Jeddah, KSA

22sep7:00 pm11:00 pm12FY Presents ‘Mariam’Directed by Faiza AmbahThe Office CompanyCountry:Saudi Arabia

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12 Films A Year (12FY) presents an intimate screening and discussion of ‘Mariam’ a 2015 drama written and directed by Faiza Ambah. Follow 12 Films a Year on Instagram. https://vimeo.com/137773176

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12 Films A Year (12FY) presents an intimate screening and discussion of ‘Mariam’ a 2015 drama written and directed by Faiza Ambah.

Follow 12 Films a Year on Instagram.

Time

(Saturday) 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Location
The Office Company
Jeddah, KSA

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Agents of Paradise! Sixth Street and Avenue B Community Garden Sixth Street and Avenue B New York, NY 10009

22sep7:00 pm9:00 pmAgents of Paradise!Sixth Street and Avenue B Community GardenCountry:USA

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Agent of Paradise, written, directed, and filmed by Mary Bellis, is a glimpse into the East Village at a time (1983-84) that is now erasing itself due to gentrification and

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Agent of Paradise, written, directed, and filmed by Mary Bellis, is a glimpse into the East Village at a time (1983-84) that is now erasing itself due to gentrification and development. Presented by MM Serra and Filmmakers Coop with help from the Dept. of Cultural Affairs.

Time

(Saturday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm EDT

Location
Sixth Street and Avenue B Community Garden
Sixth Street and Avenue B New York, NY 10009

Organizer

Filmmakers Coop

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THE INVISIBLE HEART Winnipeg Cinematheque Main Floor - 100 Arthur Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 1H3

23sepAll Day30THE INVISIBLE HEARTDirected by Nadine Pequeneza Winnipeg CinemathequeCountry:Canada

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Panel to follow the Wednesday, September 26th screening with Stephen Huddart (President & CEO, McConnell Foundation), Sandra Oakley (Co-Chair Manitoba Federation of Non Profit Organizations/ Regional Director, Canadian Union of Public Employees), Dennis

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Panel to follow the Wednesday, September 26th screening with Stephen Huddart (President & CEO, McConnell Foundation), Sandra Oakley (Co-Chair Manitoba Federation of Non Profit Organizations/ Regional Director, Canadian Union of Public Employees), Dennis Burnside (Policy Analyst, Priorities and Planning Secretariat, Government of Manitoba). Tara Petti, CEO, Southern First Nations Network of Care). Moderated by Nadine Pequeneza (Director/Producer/Writer The Invisible Heart).

108 Worldwide. 24 Countries. 1 Promise. Filmed over three years in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, The Invisible Heart explores one of the fastest growing social innovations in modern history. An unorthodox marriage between capitalism and charity, Social Impact Bonds have made strange bedfellows: social workers and Wall Street bankers, the homeless and venture capitalists, conservative and liberal politicians. From the halls of power to the struggling underclass, The Invisible Heart follows an unusual cast of characters as they attempt to tackle everything from crime to homelessness to academic failure. With Social Impact Bonds governments repay investors only if the programs improve social outcomes, for example, lower unemployment or prison recidivism. Return on investment is tied to the success of a program.

2018, Canada, 80 min

Sun, Sept 23 / 7 pm
Wed, Sept 26 / 7 pm
Thu, Sept 27 / 9 pm
Sat, Sept 29 / 5 pm
Sun, Sept 30 / 3 pm

Time

september 23 (Sunday) - 30 (Sunday)

Location
Winnipeg Cinematheque
Main Floor - 100 Arthur Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 1H3

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Thresholds at Pullman Court Pullman Court Streatham Hill, London, SW2 4ST

23sep10:00 am5:00 pmFeaturedThresholds at Pullman CourtFilms, female identity and domestic spacePullman CourtCountry:United Kingdom

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Free film screenings throughout the day at Pullman Court, Streatham Hill Sunday 23rd September 10:00-17:00 Highlights from the programme confirmed so far include: Roberta Cantow’s Emmy Award-winning Clotheslines (1982), about the artistic and symbolic

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Free film screenings throughout the day at Pullman Court, Streatham Hill
Sunday 23rd September
10:00-17:00

Highlights from the programme confirmed so far include:

Roberta Cantow’s Emmy Award-winning Clotheslines (1982), about the artistic and symbolic role of laundry in women’s lives

Margaux Guillemard’s beautiful 26 rue Saint Fargeau (2017), a vertical journey through a Parisian social estate

Lisa Castagner’s spellbinding Pullman Court in 29 Parts (2014), a rhythmical short depicting residents’ shared experience of sunset.

Thresholds is thrilled to announce its first event! On Sunday 23rd September from 10:00-17:00, Pullman Court, the modernist, Grade II* residential estate, will host a compelling installation of innovative female filmmakers’ short films and moving image works. Each film will be situated within the estate’s remarkable architecture, using both private homes and communal spaces opened exclusively as part of the Open House Weekend 2018.

Thresholds will explore how identity is constructed in relation to architecture, homes and domesticity, from a feminist perspective. The season aims to re-frame and foster an understanding of how spaces develop, project and limit an individual’s potential and identity. By foregrounding spaces that have historically been dismissed as female, the films, in combination with the venue, will reclaim the once-erased labour of the home, and celebrating women’s agency.

Time

(Sunday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm BST

Location
Pullman Court
Streatham Hill, London, SW2 4ST

Organizer

Jade Turnerjade@betweentheframes.co.uk

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Sadie at LA Film Festival ArcLight Culver City 9500 Culver Blvd

23sep12:15 pm1:50 pmSadie at LA Film FestivalDirected by Megan GriffithsArcLight Culver CityCountry:USA

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While her father is away serving in the military, Sadie battles to preserve his place on the home front when her mother takes an interest in a new man. About The

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While her father is away serving in the military, Sadie battles to preserve his place on the home front when her mother takes an interest in a new man.

About The Film

Sadie is the story of a 13-year-old girl who lives at home with her mother while her father serves repeated tours in the military. Sadie is extremely attached to her father despite his prolonged absence, and when her mother begins dating a new man, Sadie takes extreme measures to end the relationship and safeguard her family through the only tactics she knows–those of war.

-Drea Clark

Time

(Sunday) 12:15 pm - 1:50 pm PDT

Location
ArcLight Culver City
9500 Culver Blvd

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Films We Love: Cleo from 5 to 7 Brodick Isle of Arran KA27 8AA

23sep5:30 pm7:30 pmFeaturedFilms We Love: Cleo from 5 to 7DIRECTED BY AGNÈS VARDABrodickCountry:United Kingdom

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Cleo is a young singer. She is waiting for the result of an important X-ray which will be ready at 6.30. Cleo is suddenly faced with the prospect of

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Cleo is a young singer. She is waiting for the result of an important X-ray which will be ready at 6.30. Cleo is suddenly faced with the prospect of death. During one hour and a half, she meets her lover, a pianist, a friend, then a soldier. She walks a lot and, little by little, she opens her eyes on the world.

We know that some of our audiences want to see a broader range of films, so, alongside our usual programme, between August – October this year we’re bringing six different films to six different locations. Each film has been chosen specially by one of six members from the Screen Machine team. This is an outstanding selection of international titles spanning decades, a variety of genres and innovative filmmaking styles. We’ve delved deep into our fondest memories of cinema-going to choose films that inspire, challenge and entertain. These are films we love – we hope you’ll love them too.

All films with English subtitles. Screen Machine has wheelchair access. If you are a wheelchair user, we ask you to please call our office in advance in order that we can prepare in advance of your visit – (0131) 550 3734. We can book your ticket and arrange entry for any carer who may accompany you. For hearing aid users, we have a personal inductive neckloop facility, If you would find this facility useful, please ask the operator or usher when you arrive.

If there are titles here that you want to see but won’t get the chance, let us know! Or if you see one of the Films We Love, tell us what you think. We’ll listen to all the feedback on this project and use it to inform our future programmes. You can get in touch via email at info@regionalscreenscotland.org or via:
Facebook /thescreenmachine
Twitter @screen_machine
Instagram @regional_screen_scotland

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening is subtitled (in English), Screening offers concessionary prices

Time

(Sunday) 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm BST

Location
Brodick
Isle of Arran KA27 8AA

Organizer

Screen Machine

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Naila and the Uprising Filmhouse 88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh, EH3 9BZ, UK

23sep5:45 pm8:00 pmNaila and the UprisingDIRECTED BY JULIA BACHAFilmhouseCountry:United Kingdom

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TOAFF18 CLOSING FILM + AUDIENCE DISCUSSION, CHARACTER/ACTOR Q&A, SHORT FILMS Recontextualising a revolution: a unique opportunity to re-appraise the history of nonviolent resistance in Palestine from a feminist perspective.

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TOAFF18 CLOSING FILM + AUDIENCE DISCUSSION, CHARACTER/ACTOR Q&A, SHORT FILMS

Recontextualising a revolution: a unique opportunity to re-appraise the history of nonviolent resistance in Palestine from a feminist perspective.

Most images of the first Intifada are of stone-throwing Palestinian youths facing off Israeli tanks. This hopeful documentary tells the story that history overlooked, and pays tribute to the thousands of women whose grassroots organising – whether they were taking to the streets in their thousands, forming farming co-ops or community schools – was the unsung, beating heart of this spontaneous uprising.

Combining animation, exclusive archive footage and intimate, in-depth interviews with women who were on the ground in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem, Naila and the Uprising sheds light on these resolute women’s sacrifices and contributions to the most vibrant nonviolent mobilisation in Palestinian history.

Time

(Sunday) 5:45 pm - 8:00 pm BST

Location
Filmhouse
88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh, EH3 9BZ, UK

Organizer

Take One Action Film Festival

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One Note at a Time The Plough Arts Centre 9 - 11 Fore Street, Torrington, EX38 8HQ

23sep7:00 pm8:30 pmFeaturedOne Note at a TimeDirected by Renee EdwardsThe Plough Arts CentreCountry:United Kingdom

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A beautifully crafted, feature documentary, rich with colourful characters, and set in the iconic musical backdrop of New Orleans. In 2005 the music stopped, when one of the most deadly

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A beautifully crafted, feature documentary, rich with colourful characters, and set in the iconic musical backdrop of New Orleans. In 2005 the music stopped, when one of the most deadly and destructive hurricanes in American history struck. The flood defences failed flooding the Crescent City for weeks. Lives were lost and shattered. Many displaced musicians felt compelled to return to the chaos and bleak confusion to play again. This is the story of some who made it back, told in their own words, with those who fought alongside to resuscitate the music scene; In particular the founders of The New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic, a unique medical facility with the motto, ‘Keeping the music alive’.

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening offers free ticket for carers

Time

(Sunday) 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm BST