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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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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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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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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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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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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
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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

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

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Academy Cinemas
44 Lorne Street, Auckland, New Zealand 1010

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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.

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

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September 20 (Thursday) - November 11 (Sunday)

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Bundoora Homestead Art Centre
7 Prospect Hill Drive Bundoora, Victoria

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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!

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september 20 (Thursday) - 30 (Sunday) CDT

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

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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.

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september 20 (Thursday) - 28 (Friday) PDT

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ArcLight Culver City
9500 Culver Blvd

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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.

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september 20 (Thursday) - 27 (Thursday) CDT

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

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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)

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Broadway
14 - 18 Broad Street Nottingham England NG1 3AL

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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.

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september 21 (Friday) - 29 (Saturday) PDT

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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

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september 21 (Friday) - 29 (Saturday) CEST

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

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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

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september 23 (Sunday) - 30 (Sunday)

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

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The Shore Line Project Reece Museum 363 Stout Drive

24sepAll Day05octThe Shore Line Projectan exhibitionReece MuseumCountry:USA

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“Shorelines are powerful, disruptive and awe-inspiring …” says award-winning documentarian Liz Miller, “a front line for disasters and they are also the frontline of resistance.” An interactive multi-media documentary, The

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“Shorelines are powerful, disruptive and awe-inspiring …” says award-winning documentarian Liz Miller, “a front line for disasters and they are also the frontline of resistance.” An interactive multi-media documentary, The Shore Line looks at the tensions between unchecked development and climate change on coastal towns and cities worldwide.

Schedule
Day 2
September 25, 2018
6:00pm Talk w/Liz Miller6:00pm - 7:30pmReception follows

Time

September 24 (Monday) - October 5 (Friday)

Location
Reece Museum
363 Stout Drive

Organizer

Mary B. Martin School of the Arts

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Expanding Opportunities & Mentorship for Women in Film/TV Online -- Can Join from Anywhere 29111 Borton Street, Street

25sep11:00 am12:00 pmFeaturedExpanding Opportunities & Mentorship for Women in Film/TV#WomenInFilm #DBWChat on Twitter -- Our focus is #womensupportwomen in the Entertainment IndustryOnline -- Can Join from Anywhere

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Producer Indie Jen Fischer hosts this insightful Twitter chat in honor of the Directed By Women Worldwide Viewing Party! She brings together Cheryl Bedford of Women of Color Unite and

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Producer Indie Jen Fischer hosts this insightful Twitter chat in honor of the Directed By Women Worldwide Viewing Party! She brings together Cheryl Bedford of Women of Color Unite and the JTC List, Esther Pearl of Camp Reel Stories, Piper Hendricks of p.h. balanced films, Fanny Veliz of Avenida Productions and Emmy Award Winning Director Sarah Moshman to discuss expanding opportunities and mentorship for women in film and television.

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(Tuesday) 11:00 am - 12:00 pm PDT

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Online -- Can Join from Anywhere
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Eatfilm presents Clueless Sloans 108 Argyle Street Glasgow G2 8BG United Kingdom

25sep6:30 pm9:30 pmEatfilm presents CluelessDirected by Amy HeckerlingSloansCountry:United Kingdom

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Eatfilm presents Clueless Shallow, rich and socially successful Cher (Alicia Silverstone) is at the top of her Beverly Hills high school's pecking scale. Seeing herself as a matchmaker, Cher first coaxes

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Eatfilm presents Clueless

Shallow, rich and socially successful Cher (Alicia Silverstone) is at the top of her Beverly Hills high school’s pecking scale. Seeing herself as a matchmaker, Cher first coaxes two teachers into dating each other. Emboldened by her success, she decides to give hopelessly klutzy new student Tai (Brittany Murphy) a makeover. When Tai becomes more popular than she is, Cher realizes that her disapproving ex-stepbrother (Paul Rudd) was right about how misguided she was — and falls for him

Macaroni Cheese, Chilli Cheese Dog and Sweet Potato, Coconut & Chickpea Curry and a movie for only £13.95 for 2!

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* Due to licensing restrictions, EatFilm patrons must be 18 years or over.

Time

(Tuesday) 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm BST

Location
Sloans
108 Argyle Street Glasgow G2 8BG United Kingdom

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Women Animators from Near and Far The Hyde Park Picture House Leeds 73 Brudenell Road Leeds, West Yorkshire LS6 1JD

25sep6:30 pm8:00 pmWomen Animators from Near and FarThe Hyde Park Picture House LeedsCountry:United Kingdom

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This 90-minute programme, presented by Leeds Animation Workshop, will include the premiere of a new short film made at the Workshop, as well as some favourites new and old,

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This 90-minute programme, presented by Leeds Animation Workshop, will include the premiere of a new short film made at the Workshop, as well as some favourites new and old, from the local women’s collective, set up 40 years ago. Also showing, will be a selection of films by women animators from the UK, and around the world – including film by indigenous artists, and emerging animators, never before seen in this country.

Featured are powerful works about First Nation heritage by Inuit and Siberian film-makers, alongside two of the new generation of Czech animators – young women launching their own fresh style within a great tradition of individuality and humour.

Director: Various
Association: Leeds Animation Workshop

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

Location
The Hyde Park Picture House Leeds
73 Brudenell Road Leeds, West Yorkshire LS6 1JD

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NYWIFT: VISIT 57 + TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT + HER MAGNUM OPUS Anthology Film Archives 32 Second Avenue

25sep7:00 pm8:35 pmNYWIFT: VISIT 57 + TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT + HER MAGNUM OPUSFeaturing work by Christina Eliopoulos, Kate Phelan & Marta Renzi Anthology Film ArchivesCountry:USA

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This screening is part of: NEW YORK WOMEN IN FILM & TELEVISION PRESENTS. Kate Phelan (Writer/Director), Tricia Paoluccio (Actor) & Ursula Abbott Connolly (Actor) VISIT 57 (2016, 11 min, digital) VISIT 57 is the

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This screening is part of: NEW YORK WOMEN IN FILM & TELEVISION PRESENTS.

Kate Phelan (Writer/Director), Tricia Paoluccio (Actor) & Ursula Abbott Connolly (Actor)
VISIT 57
(2016, 11 min, digital)
VISIT 57 is the story of a woman in the midst of fertility treatments. For three years, Kat has been on a loop of hope and disappointment every 28 days. Today will be different. She’s sure.

Christina Eliopoulos (Writer/Director) & Elizabeth Kinder (Executive Producer)
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT
(2017, 21 min, digital)
Yianni is the star and host of “Tonight and Every Night,” the talk show that plays in his own fractured mind. One fateful day, Yianni, who suffers from dementia, wanders out of his house and comes to the aid of a lonely and lost little boy. They discover a beautiful new friendship and help each other find the way back home.

Marta Renzi (Director)
HER MAGNUM OPUS
(2017, 61 min, digital)
A group of friends gather to celebrate their mentor and learn that what lasts is those you leave behind.

Total running time: ca. 95 min.

Time

(Tuesday) 7:00 pm - 8:35 pm

Location
Anthology Film Archives
32 Second Avenue

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NYWIFT

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Fidelio, l’odysseé d’Alice | Fidelio: Alice's Journey Movie Max Digital Corner of Sophia and, Canon St, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910

25sep7:00 pm9:00 pmFidelio, l’odysseé d’Alice | Fidelio: Alice's JourneyDirected by Lucie BorleteauMovie Max DigitalCountry: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

(Tuesday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm NZST

Location
Movie Max Digital
Corner of Sophia and, Canon St, Timaru Central, Timaru 7910

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Timaru Film Society

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Bright Lights: Lunafest short films directed by women Bright Lights Film Series at Emerson 559 Washington St, Boston, Massachusetts 02111

25sep7:00 pm10:00 pmFeaturedBright Lights: Lunafest short films directed by womenDiscussion with a few of the filmmakers to follow screeningBright Lights Film Series at EmersonCountry:USA

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LUNAFEST was the first all-women traveling film festival to hit the screens and amplify the voices of strong women everywhere. This year’s program will benefit Chicken and Egg Pictures. Discussion

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LUNAFEST was the first all-women traveling film festival to hit the screens and amplify the voices of strong women everywhere. This year’s program will benefit Chicken and Egg Pictures. Discussion with a few of the directors to follow.

BUTTERCUP
BY MEGAN BROTHERTON
Maggie needs her best friend today more than ever, but never expected she’d actually show up.

GIRLS LEVEL UP
BY ANNE EDGAR
A young Pakistani women who grew up in a conservative Muslim neighborhood in the Middle East helps middle school girls in Silicon Valley realize their dream of designing their own video game.

TOYS
BY AMANDA QUAID
In 1930s farm country, a father wants a son, but he gets a little girl. He tries to toughen her up by giving her toys intended for boys. His efforts backfire when she proves a little too capable for comfort.

FANNY PACK
BY UTTERA SINGH
A comedy about a young Indian-American woman who wants to follow her dreams and a fanny pack-clad Indian father who chases his daughter through an airport hoping that she will follow his.

JOY JOY NAILS
BY JOEY ALLY
In an upmarket Connecticut strip mall, Korean Sarah manages a Korean-owned nail salon with an ever cheerful, K-pop pumping, manicured iron fist. When Chinese Mia starts training as a manicurist, and looks to be stealing the boss’s son’s affections, Sarah gets her claws out—only to discover the terrible truth under the varnish at JOY JOY NAILS.

YOURS SINCERELY, LOIS WEBER
BY SVETLANA CVETKO
A tribute to the highest-paid silent film director at Universal Studios in 1916

JESSZILLA
BY EMILY SHESKIN
Jesselyn “Jesszilla” Silva is serious about boxing, and at 10 years old trains seriously with dreams of becoming a professional fighter. Her father, Pedro, finds himself caught in between supporting her dream and worrying about her future as she tries to master a combat sport.

WAITING FOR HASSANA
BY IFUNANYA MADUKA
In 2014, the extremist organization, Boko Haram, kidnapped 276 teenage girls from a town in northeastern Nigeria. WAITING FOR HASSANA is a harrowing first-person account of one girl’s escape from captivity and a heart-wrenching lament for her closest friend Hassana — one of the many girls still unaccounted for…

LAST SUMMER, IN THE GARDEN
BY BEKKY O’NEIL
Last summer, in the garden recounts one woman’s journey through a joyful, fearful time of death and rebirth. Last summer, in the garden is featured in the touring program The 18th Annual Animation Show of Shows.

Time

(Tuesday) 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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Deutsches Kino: Sommerhäuser Het Ketelhuis Pazzanistraat 4, 1014 DB Amsterdam, Netherlands

25sep7:15 pm8:55 pmDeutsches Kino: SommerhäuserDirected by Sonja Maria KrönerHet KetelhuisCountry:Netherlands

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SOMMERHÄUSER (DE 2017) Lengte: 97 min. Regie: Sonja Maria Kröner Taal: Duits met Engelse o.t. Elk jaar gaat Eva (Laura Tonke) met haar man Bernd (Thomas Loibl) en hun kinderen naar het zomerhuis van oma

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SOMMERHÄUSER

(DE 2017)
Lengte: 97 min.
Regie: Sonja Maria Kröner
Taal: Duits met Engelse o.t.

Elk jaar gaat Eva (Laura Tonke) met haar man Bernd (Thomas Loibl) en hun kinderen naar het zomerhuis van oma Sophie om er de zomer door te brengen met de volledige familie. Maar in de zomer van 1976 is alles anders. Oma Sophie is zojuist gestorven en als een duister voorteken wordt de oude boom in de tuin door een blikseminslag vernietigd. Alles lijkt echter eerst zijn normale gang te gaan: de kinderen spelen, lopen en gaan op speurtocht, maar de stemming onder de volwassenen wordt slechter.

De filmreeks ‘Deutsches Kino’ is een initiatief van het Duitsland Instituut Amsterdam, het Goethe-Institut Niederlande, Het Ketelhuis (Amsterdam) en het Filmhuis Lumen (Delft).
Hierin worden Duitse films centraal gesteld die in Nederland vooralsnog weinig aandacht hebben gekregen.

Time

(Tuesday) 7:15 pm - 8:55 pm CEST

Location
Het Ketelhuis
Pazzanistraat 4, 1014 DB Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Vagabond David Lean Cinema Katherine St, Croydon CR9 1ET

25sep7:30 pm9:30 pmFeaturedVagabondDirected by Agnès VardaDavid Lean CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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Bonnaire won a Best Actress César for her portrayal of Mona – a young and defiant drifter in this tragic story. Using a largely non-professional cast, Agnès Varda’s splintered portrait

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Bonnaire won a Best Actress César for her portrayal of Mona – a young and defiant drifter in this tragic story. Using a largely non-professional cast, Agnès Varda’s splintered portrait of the enigmatic woman is told through flashbacks of those who encounter her. Varda, now 90, and still working, is one of the few remaining members of the French New Wave, and this is “one of her greatest films: enigmatic, possessed of a cool artistry in its structural asymmetries and inconsistencies, and as gripping as any thriller” (The Guardian).

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

Time

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

Location
David Lean Cinema
Katherine St, Croydon CR9 1ET

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Faces Places + Post-screening discussion HOME 2 Tony Wilson Place Manchester M15 4FN, UK

26sep6:10 pm7:45 pmFaces Places + Post-screening discussionDirected 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. Faces

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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.

Faces Places screens on general release from Fri 21 September.

Join Birds’ Eye View for a post-screening discussion following the screening on Wed 26 Sep at 18:10.

Part of: Agnès Varda: Gleaning Truths

Revered for her bold political and autobiographically inspired work, Agnès Varda is a seminal feminist filmmaker and matriarch of the French New Wave. Her influential career began in the 1950s with La Pointe Courte – often considered the unofficial first film of the New Wave – and continues seven decades later, as in 2017 she became the first female director to be awarded an honorary Oscar.

To celebrate the release of Agnès Varda’s new film Faces Places, we will be screening a retrospective of her work this summer.

Gleaning Truths is brought to audiences with the support of the BFI, awarding funds from The National Lottery.

Time

(Wednesday) 6:10 pm - 7:45 pm BST

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

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Naila and the Uprising Aero Theatre 1328 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90403

26sep7:00 pm9:00 pmNaila and the UprisingDirected by Julia BachaAero TheatreCountry:USA

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Co-presented by Human Rights Watch Panel discussion after the film with director Julia Bacha and Eric Goldstein, deputy director of the Middle East and North Africa Division at Human

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Co-presented by Human Rights Watch

Panel discussion after the film with director Julia Bacha and Eric Goldstein, deputy director of the Middle East and North Africa Division at Human Rights Watch. Reception following the discussion in the lobby.

Los Angeles Premiere!

NAILA AND THE UPRISING
2017, Just Vision Films, 76 min, USA/Palestine, Dir: Julia Bacha
When a nationwide uprising breaks out in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, a young woman in Gaza must make a choice between love, family and freedom. Undaunted, she embraces all three, joining a clandestine network of women in a movement that forces the world to recognize the Palestinian right to self-determination for the first time. NAILA AND THE UPRISING chronicles the remarkable journey of Naila Ayesh and a fierce community of women at the frontlines, whose stories weave through the most vibrant, nonviolent mobilization in Palestinian history: the First Intifada in the late 1980s. Using evocative animation, intimate interviews and exclusive archival footage, this empowering documentary spotlights the courageous women activists who have remained on the margins of history – until now.

Screening format: DCP

Time

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

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

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ART(CORE) AND THE EXPLICIT BODY: THE FILMS OF MM SERRA MICHELSON THEATER DEPARTMENT OF CINEMA STUDIES, 6th floor, 721 Broadway, New York, NY 10003

26sep7:00 pm9:00 pmART(CORE) AND THE EXPLICIT BODY: THE FILMS OF MM SERRADirected by MM SERRAMICHELSON THEATERCountry:USA

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NYU’S CINEMA STUDIES DEPARTMENT AND UNDERGRADUATE FILM & TV DEPARTMENT PRESENT The 9th Annual Experimental Lecture Art(core) and the Explicit Body: The Films of MM Serra Wednesday, September 26, 2018 7:00 pm Michelson Theater Department of

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NYU’S CINEMA STUDIES DEPARTMENT AND UNDERGRADUATE FILM & TV DEPARTMENT PRESENT

The 9^th Annual Experimental Lecture

Art(core) and the Explicit Body: The Films of MM Serra

Wednesday, September 26, 2018 7:00 pm
Michelson Theater
Department of Cinema Studies
Tisch School of the Arts
721 Broadway, 6^th Floor

Since 2008, the Experimental Lecture Series has presented veteran filmmakers who immerse themselves in the world of alternative, experimental film. Our intention is to lay bare an artist’s challenges rather than their successes, to examine the gnawing, ecstatic reality of the work of making art.

MM Serra ignites the world of avant-garde film. For three decades in New York City, she has produced some of the most thought-provoking work on women and erotics in cinema today. Serra’s unwavering passion for experimental cinema extends beyond her practice as an artist. Since 1993, she has worked as the Executive Director of the Film-Makers’ Cooperative where she distributes, preserves and exhibits an extraordinary collection of films and videos.

“As an artist with the name Mary Magdalene, my entire body of film work and the films that I have researched and curated, are striving to create alternative images of the body, of sex, and of intimacy – images that are about individuality and freedom of expression, rather than standardization and profit.” (MM Serra)

The lecture will conclude with a rare screening of Barbara Rubin’s Christmas on Earth.

Tonight’s Experimental Lecture will be introduced by Lynne Sachs (Curator) and Chris Straayer (Cinema Studies, NYU).

Our previous speakers for the Experimental Lecture Series have been Peggy Ahwesh, Craig Baldwin, Bradley Eros, Ernie Gehr, Barbara Hammer, Ken Jacobs, Jonas Mekas and Carolee Schneemann.

For more information, contact Experimental Lecture Curator Lynne Sachs lynnesachs@gmail.com or cristina.cajulis@nyu.edu.

Free and open to the public.

Time

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

Location
MICHELSON THEATER
DEPARTMENT OF CINEMA STUDIES, 6th floor, 721 Broadway, New York, NY 10003

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RBG Hollywood Theatre 28 Marriner Street Christchurch, Canterbury 8081 New Zealand

26sep7:00 pm8:45 pmRBGDirected by Julie Cohen and Betsy WestHollywood TheatreCountry:New Zealand

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Boma New Zealand is excited to bring this extraordinary film—about one of the most badass women on the planet—to the Hollywood on Wednesday, 26 September, in celebration of the 125th

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Boma New Zealand is excited to bring this extraordinary film—about one of the most badass women on the planet—to the Hollywood on Wednesday, 26 September, in celebration of the 125th anniversary of women’s suffrage in New Zealand.

US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has developed a breathtaking legal legacy while becoming an unexpected pop culture icon. RBG is a revelatory documentary exploring her exceptional life and career.

All profit from this event will be donated to a local charity.

Please note that the movie starts at 7pm, with a run time of 97 minutes. Guests are invited to continue post-movie discussion at Joe’s Garage Sumner, across the road from the theatre.

Time

(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 8:45 pm NZST

Location
Hollywood Theatre
28 Marriner Street Christchurch, Canterbury 8081 New Zealand

Organizer

Boma New Zealand

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Maysles Documentary Center Albie Award Dinner honoring Abigail Disney The Century Association 7 West 43rd Street New York, NY 10036

26sep7:00 pm11:00 pmMaysles Documentary Center Albie Award Dinner honoring Abigail DisneyThe Century AssociationCountry:USA

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Please join us for the inaugural Albie Awards, an evening at the Century Association on Thursday, September 26, 2018 to celebrate what we love about legendary filmmaker Al

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Please join us for the inaugural Albie Awards, an evening at the Century Association on Thursday, September 26, 2018 to celebrate what we love about legendary filmmaker Al Maysles, his honor for the indomitable, indelible and often unabashedly, and gorgeously, peculiar human spirit.

In the spirit and tradition of Albert Maysles, the Albie celebrates an individual’s contribution to the advancement of nonfiction filmmaking through the support of other filmmakers, and the creation of unique works that promote a better understanding of the human condition and encourage compassion and help heal the chasm between races and classes.

This year, we are thrilled to present the 2018 Albie Award to Abigail Disney, whose work furthers social justice through non-fiction narrative. We look forward to hosting you for a night of toasts, colleagues and celebration, all designed in honor of our founder, Albert Maysles.

CO·CHAIRS

GAVIN BROWN · AGNES GUND · GINI RETICKER · MARCUS SAMUELSSON · JOHN SLOSS

VICE CHAIRS

AMANDA BENCHLEY · THELMA GOLDEN · KIM HASTREITERREBEKAH MAYSLES · JENNIFER ASH RUDICK

THE COMMITTEE

HYATT BASS · MARIANNE BOESKY · JENNA BOND · ASHLEY BUSH CHRISTO · LAURA COXSON DAVID Di DOMENICO · OLIVIA DOUGLAS DOUG ELLIS · BREE JEPPSON · AMANDA LEBOW · JOSH MAILMAN MONICA MAILMAN · DENNIS MEHIEL · KAREN MEHIEL · JAKE PERLIN JOHN REDDICK · PATTIE SULLIVAN · JOE WEMPLE

About Abigail Disney

Abigail E. Disney is an Emmy-winning director and producer, philanthropist and the CEO and president of Fork Films. An active supporter of peacebuilding, she is passionate about advancing women’s roles in the public sphere. Abigail’s films and series focus on social issues and spotlight extraordinary people who speak truth to power.

About Maysles Documentary Center

The Maysles Documentary Center is dedicated to the exhibition and production of documentary films that inspire dialogue and action. Through our cinema and education programs we engage diverse communities in creative self-expression, communicating ideas and advocating needs.

Time

(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm EDT

Location
The Century Association
7 West 43rd Street New York, NY 10036

Organizer

Maysles Documentary Center 343 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY 10027

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La Belle Saison (Summertime) The Brunswick 82 North St Leeds, West Yorkshire LS2 7PN

26sep7:30 pm9:30 pmFeaturedLa Belle Saison (Summertime)Directed by Catherine CorsiniThe BrunswickCountry:United Kingdom

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As part of Woman Director Awareness Month, we are bringing Catherine Corsini’s latest – and best – film, La Belle Saison (Summertime) to Leeds. Just arrived in Paris, country girl Delphine

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As part of Woman Director Awareness Month, we are bringing Catherine Corsini’s latest – and best – film, La Belle Saison (Summertime) to Leeds. Just arrived in Paris, country girl Delphine is swept up by a group of radical feminists led by a charismatic teacher, Carole. Delphine’s political beliefs soon merge with her personal desires as she becomes fascinated by Carole, and the two find themselves struggling for a more private cause.

Join us to watch this engaging celebration of ‘la belle saison’ of the 1970s in Paris, a time when traditional values were being challenged and individuals were obliged to decided whether they would stand up and be counted.

Screening is subtitled (in English), Screening offers free ticket for carers.

Time

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

Location
The Brunswick
82 North St Leeds, West Yorkshire LS2 7PN

Organizer

Leeds Cineforum

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Mama Afrika Film Festival Multimedia University of Kenya

27sepAll Day30Mama Afrika Film FestivalCelebrating and showcasing women in the artsMultimedia University of KenyaCountry:Kenya

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The MAMA AFRIKA FILM FESTIVAL 2018 festival theme is: Legendary Women. The characters who inhabit our screen stories have the ability to shape who we are, who we aspire to be,

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The MAMA AFRIKA FILM FESTIVAL 2018 festival theme is: Legendary Women.

The characters who inhabit our screen stories have the ability to shape who we are, who we aspire to be, and how we view the world around us. Cinema has an incredible power to influence and challenge constructed portrayals of womanhood yet we continue to see a narrow range of female interaction on film. This year MAMA AFRIKA FILM FESTIVAL will therefore play a crucial role in providing a range of truthful depictions of women as change agents and screening examples of women on screen that are smart, resilient, and inspiring. The festival will provide an empowering journey to show the public, girls, women and young aspiring filmmakers that there can be an alternative to the limited and limiting female role models offered in mainstream media. In the words of Geena Davis “If she can see it, she can be it”.

As a runup to the festival we would like to feature and celebrate creative women who are daring to pursue their creative dreams. Follow this link to tell us about your work: https://goo.gl/forms/s2uRIeiTfdEO6X5D2

The MAMA AFRIKA FILM FESTIVAL will be held in Nairobi. Mama Afrika Film Festival believes today’s film students lead to tomorrow’s world-renowned filmmakers. Daily screenings will be at the Multimedia University of Kenya, Kenyatta University and the Kenya Institute of Mass Communications.

The Festival theme nights will give our guests a cultural night celebrating films and culture and culinary delights of particular countries. The opening ceremony consists of artistic performances and a cocktail party. The closing ceremony is a gala event for presenting awards to filmmakers and, of course, there is a party. Those are already four parties! More are to be announced.

Time

september 27 (Thursday) - 30 (Sunday)

Location
Multimedia University of Kenya

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Women Sports Film Festival Gray Area/Grand Theater 2665 Mission Street

27sepAll Day29Women Sports Film FestivalGray Area/Grand TheaterCountry:USA

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JOIN US FOR THE 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN SPORTS FILM FESTIVAL! Thursday, September 27 OPENING NIGHT EVENT Impact Hub Oakland 2323 Broadway Oakland, CA 94612 September 28 & 29, 2018 FILMS, PANELS & MORE

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JOIN US FOR THE 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN SPORTS FILM FESTIVAL!

Thursday, September 27
OPENING NIGHT EVENT
Impact Hub Oakland
2323 Broadway
Oakland, CA 94612

September 28 & 29, 2018
FILMS, PANELS & MORE

Films #DirectedbyWomen include…

Half the Picture directed by Amy Adrion

Following screening of Half the Picture... TIME’S UP, NOW WHAT? PANEL DISCUSSION

Afghan Cycles directed by Sarah Menzies

NOS LLAMAN GUERRERAS/THEY CALL US WARRIORS
directed by Jennifer Socorro and Edwin Corona Ramos

Time

september 27 (Thursday) - 29 (Saturday)

Location
Gray Area/Grand Theater
2665 Mission Street

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Boston Women's Film Festival Museum of Fine Arts Boston Avenue of the Arts, 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts 02115

27sepAll Day30Boston Women's Film FestivalFeaturing work by Alexandria Bombach, Kate Webber, Sandi Tan and Tamara JenkinsMuseum of Fine Arts BostonCountry:USA

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The Boston Women's Film Festival returns in 2018. Running for 4 days in September at the Brattle Theatre in Harvard Square and at the Museum of

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The Boston Women’s Film Festival returns in 2018. Running for 4 days in September at the Brattle Theatre in Harvard Square and at the Museum of Fine Arts, the BWFF will present contemporary films created by women filmmakers.

The festival will run from September 27th to the 30th, 2018 at the Brattle Theatre. 40 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. 465 Huntington Ave. Boston, MA 02115.

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september 27 (Thursday) - 30 (Sunday) EDT

Location
Museum of Fine Arts Boston
Avenue of the Arts, 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts 02115

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Skate Kitchen Depot Cinema Pinwell Road, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2JS

27sep(sep 27)6:00 pm30(sep 30)10:00 pmFeaturedSkate KitchenDirected by Crystal MoselleDepot CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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The first narrative feature from The Wolfpack director Crystal Moselle, Camille, an introverted teenage skateboarder from Long Island, meets and befriends an all-girl, New York City-based skateboarding crew called Skate

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The first narrative feature from The Wolfpack director Crystal Moselle, Camille, an introverted teenage skateboarder from Long Island, meets and befriends an all-girl, New York City-based skateboarding crew called Skate Kitchen. She falls in with the in-crowd, has a falling-out with her mother, and falls for a mysterious skateboarder guy (Jaden Smith), but a relationship with him proves to be trickier to navigate than a kick flip. Writer/director Crystal Moselle immersed herself in the lives of the skater girls and worked closely with them, resulting in the film’s authenticity, which combines poetic, atmospheric filmmaking and hypnotic skating sequences. Skate Kitchen precisely captures the experience of women in male-dominated spaces and tells a story of a girl who learns the importance of camaraderie and self-discovery.

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening offers free ticket for carers, Screening offers concessionary prices.

Time

27 (Thursday) 6:00 pm - 30 (Sunday) 10:00 pm BST

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

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IU Cinema: Luz Obscura Indiana University Cinema 1213 E. Seventh Street

27sep7:00 pm8:15 pmFeaturedIU Cinema: Luz ObscuraWomen Filmmakers at the Intersection of Documentary, Video Art, and Avant GardeIndiana University CinemaCountry:USA

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Utilizing material gathered in archives of the Portuguese political police, Luz Obscura mines the psychological aftermath of the António Salazar dictatorship. The film is composed of still images, often mug shots and

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Utilizing material gathered in archives of the Portuguese political police, Luz Obscura mines the psychological aftermath of the António Salazar dictatorship. The film is composed of still images, often mug shots and other official photographs of identification— images produced by and in service of the state— with intimate voiceover commentary. Through modes of testimony, witness, and archive, the films explore and reveal how overarching structures of power operate within and mold family and community. In Portuguese with English subtitles.

Not rated | 2017 | 2K DCP

Documentary

Directed by Susana de Sousa Dias

Free, but ticketed

Time

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

Location
Indiana University Cinema
1213 E. Seventh Street

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A Global Cavalcade of Animated Shorts #DirectedbyWomen The IU Libraries Screening Room Herman B Wells Library, 1320 East Tenth Street, Indiana University

27sep7:00 pmFeaturedA Global Cavalcade of Animated Shorts #DirectedbyWomenThe IU Libraries Screening RoomCountry:USA

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A Global Cavalcade of Animated Shorts #DirectedbyWomen will take place in Bloomington, Indiana as part of the 4th Annual #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party, which brings the global film community

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A Global Cavalcade of Animated Shorts #DirectedbyWomen will take place in Bloomington, Indiana as part of the 4th Annual #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party, which brings the global film community together for a film-viewing party appreciating an incredible diversity of films throughout the month of September. During the Worldwide Film Viewing Party, film lovers will gather together in their communities around the world for film screenings and guest filmmaker visits—all designed to focus attention on women film directors and their work. Film lovers everywhere are invited to co-create the Worldwide Film Viewing Party by creating their own events—large or small.

A Global Cavalcade of Animated Shorts #DirectedbyWomen screening is FREE, open to the public and will be held at The Indiana University Libraries Screening Room—a beautiful, intimate venue with great projection and sound—Herman B Wells Library (048) Indiana University Bloomington. Join us on Thursday September 27, 2018 at 7pm. The screening is free but seating is limited. You can register online to reserve a seat.

The event has been curated by filmmaker Laura Ivins and Barbara Ann O’Leary, catalyst behind the #DirectedbyWomen initiative.

Lotte that Silhouette Girl [9:58]
Directed by Carla Patullo and Elizabeth Beecherl

The Dating Apocalypse [2:25]
Directed by Mary Nittolo

Peace Carpet [4:06]
Directed by Ziba Arzhang

UkeLayla [7:57]
Directed by Haleigh Mooney

Sonámbula [3:25]
Directed by Dinorah de Jesús Rodriguez

The FBI Blew Up My Ice Skates [7:00]
Directed by Sara Zia Ebrahimi

Wild Woman [3:41]
Directed by Vanessa Sweet

Meeting MacGuffin [9:58]
Directed by Catya Plate

My Darlin’ [4:16]
Directed by Edy Szewy

Story of Aishan [5:15]
Directed by Hong jia bao

Pitiguá [2:36]
Directed by Paula Martínez Cirilo

Panic Attack! [3:00]
Directed by Eileen O’Meara

Derma [1:10]
Directed by Antonia Neatby

Mothers and Daughters [2:20]
Directed by Gabriella Marsh

They Call Us Maids – the Domestic Workers’ Story [7:00]
Directed by Leeds Animation Workshop

349 [3:10]
Directed by Kristen Lauth Shaeffer

Thanks to every director who offered her animated short for consideration.
It was an honor to receive your work.

Time

(Thursday) 7:00 pm EDT

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

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Bright Lights: BLIFF opening night- Estiu 1993 (Summer 1993) Bright Lights Film Series at Emerson 559 Washington St, Boston, Massachusetts 02111

27sep7:00 pm10:00 pmFeaturedBright Lights: BLIFF opening night- Estiu 1993 (Summer 1993)Join us for a re-screening reception from 5-6:30 in the Randall lobby Bright Lights Film Series at EmersonCountry:USA

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Co-presented as part of the Boston Latino International Film Festival Directed by Carla Simón, drama, 97 minutes, Spain, 2017. Six-year-old Frida looks on in silence as the last objects from her recently

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Co-presented as part of the Boston Latino International Film Festival

Directed by Carla Simón, drama, 97 minutes, Spain, 2017.

Six-year-old Frida looks on in silence as the last objects from her recently deceased mother’s apartment in Barcelona are placed in boxes. Although her aunt, uncle and younger cousin welcome her with open arms, Frida finds it hard to forget her mother and adapt to her new home in the Catalan countryside. Discussion with POV Spark Associate Producer Yvonne Kouadjo moderated by BLIFF programming director Isabel Dávalos

Please join us for a pre-screening reception from 5-6:30 in the Randall lobby on the second floor of the Paramount Center.

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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SALLY GOLDING & SPATIAL: DECOMPRESSION Tyneside Cinema 10 Pilgrim Street Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6QG UK

27sep7:30 pm9:30 pmSALLY GOLDING & SPATIAL: DECOMPRESSIONan immersive space situated somewhere between cinema and clubTyneside CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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Australian-British visual artist Sally Golding, winner of the 2017 Oram Award, and sound artist Spatial work together to create an immersive space situated somewhere between cinema and club. Their performances

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Australian-British visual artist Sally Golding, winner of the 2017 Oram Award, and sound artist Spatial work together to create an immersive space situated somewhere between cinema and club. Their performances unravel in the spirit of a ‘happening’ – an encounter between audiences, space and the elements of cinematic abstraction – which they explore via their interest in expanded cinema and sound system culture.

‘Decompression’ turns the auditorium upside down and inside out, with a generative audiovisual composition using sound, programmed LED lighting and smoke interfering with projection beams activating the space of the cinema. The performance explores the frequency of light and sound, creating a sensory and hypnotic live set which challenges the viewer’s expectation of auditory and visual perception.

‘The British born, London based Australian artist has created dozens of installations and performances in recent years, straddling lines between expanded cinema and sound art. She ceremonially piles dizzying sensations onto audiences, from the trembling light of multiple projectors to the serrated noise pulsations of the scores.’ –The Wire

Tickets: £6/£4 concessions

Selected as part of the Projections open call.

Photo: Sally Golding + Spatial at Melbourne International Festival (Tony Zara)

Spatial-Golding live at Splice Festival 2017 from OtherFilm on Vimeo.

Time

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

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

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Reclaim The Frame: Faces Places Plymouth Arts Centre 38 Looe Street Plymouth PL4 0EB UK

27sep7:30 pm9:05 pmFeaturedReclaim The Frame: Faces PlacesDirected by Agnès Varda and JRPlymouth Arts CentreCountry:United Kingdom

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Tickets for this event include a talk and photography workshop. Details to be released soon! Marking her long-awaited return to filmmaking, Faces Places sees iconic, 90-year-old auteur, Agnès Varda, forging

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Tickets for this event include a talk and photography workshop. Details to be released soon!

Marking her long-awaited return to filmmaking, Faces Places sees iconic, 90-year-old auteur, Agnès Varda, forging an unlikely partnership with enigmatic photographer JR, as they embark on a road trip unlike any other…

Winner of the Golden Eye Award at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival and nominated for the Best Documentary Feature award at this year’s Academy Awards, Faces Places is a deeply charming and life-affirming look at not only the subtle power of community, but the inspiration that can emerge from the most unexpected of friendships.

Dir: Agnès Varda + JR, France, 2017, 94 mins. Writer: Agnès Varda + JR. Cast: Agnès Varda + JR.

This film is part of a series of ongoing events for Birds Eye View’s new Reclaim The Frame Influencers project; a mission to bring ever-greater audiences to films by women to build a more balanced film future.

Join us in supporting women in film by clicking here!

Time

(Thursday) 7:30 pm - 9:05 pm BST

Location
Plymouth Arts Centre
38 Looe Street Plymouth PL4 0EB UK

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Birds Eye View

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Skate Kitchen Broadway 14 - 18 Broad Street Nottingham England NG1 3AL

28sepAll Day30Skate KitchenDirected by Crystal MoselleBroadwayCountry:United Kingdom

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After a bad skateboarding fall takes her to A&E, 18-year-old Camille is made to promise to never skate again. But when she discovers “The Skate Kitchen” on Instagram, a subculture

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After a bad skateboarding fall takes her to A&E, 18-year-old Camille is made to promise to never skate again. But when she discovers “The Skate Kitchen” on Instagram, a subculture of girls whose lives revolve around skating, the pull is too strong. Quickly accepted into the group, she finally finds acceptance and support from other girls, but when she befriends a boy from a rival group of skaters, she learns of the complexity of friendship and loyalty.

“SKATE KITCHEN precisely captures the experience of women in male-dominated spaces and tells a story of a girl who learns the importance of camaraderie and self-discovery.” Sundance

Fri 28 Sep 15:00 | 20:00
Sat 29 Sep 15:00 | 20:00
Sun 30 Sep 12:30 | 17:30

Time

september 28 (Friday) - 30 (Sunday) BST

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

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Manhattan Short Film Festival - Salamanca Campus Irapuato-Salamanca Irapuato-Guanajuato, 36500 Ex-Hacienda del Copal, Gto., Mexico

28sepAll Day29octManhattan Short Film Festival - SalamancaScreening across 6 continentsCampus Irapuato-SalamancaCountry:USA

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MANHATTAN SHORT has announced the Final Nine selections for its 21st Annual Short Film Festival, taking place in over 350 venues across six continents between September 27th and October 7,

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MANHATTAN SHORT has announced the Final Nine selections for its 21st Annual Short Film Festival, taking place in over 350 venues across six continents between September 27th and October 7, 2018. MANHATTAN SHORT is the only event of its kind. The Final Nine are screened simultaneously across the world during a one-week period, with the Best Film and Best Actor awards determined by ballots cast by the audiences in each participating venue. By virtue of their selection by MANHATTAN SHORT, each short film is automatically Oscar-qualified.

Review a list of confirmed venues here…

Finalists #DirectedbyWomen include…

Her directed by More Raça

Read More Raça’s #DirectedbyWomen Insights guest blog post:

Telling Women’s Stories to Drive Change!

Lacrimosa directed by Tanja Mairitsch

Time

September 28 (Friday) - October 29 (Monday) ED

Location
Campus Irapuato-Salamanca
Irapuato-Guanajuato, 36500 Ex-Hacienda del Copal, Gto., Mexico

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10th Annual Lady Filmmakers Festival Wilshire Screening Room 8670 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 112

28sepAll Day3010th Annual Lady Filmmakers Festivalcelebrating Lady Filmmakers and the men who collaborate with them!Wilshire Screening RoomCountry:USA

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The 10th Annual Lady Filmmakers Festival celebrating Lady Filmmakers and the men who collaborate with them!

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The 10th Annual Lady Filmmakers Festival celebrating Lady Filmmakers and the men who collaborate with them!

Time

september 28 (Friday) - 30 (Sunday) PST

Location
Wilshire Screening Room
8670 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 112

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

28sepAll Day306 HollywoodDirected by Elan Bogarin and Jonathan BogarinQuad CinemaCountry:USA

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When two siblings undertake an archaeological excavation of their late grandmother’s house, they embark on a magical-realist journey in search of what life remains in

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When two siblings undertake an archaeological excavation of their late grandmother’s house, they embark on a magical-realist journey in search of what life remains in the objects we leave behind. A Fine Line Media release. 82m, DCP, U.S.

Opening Fri September 28. Tickets on sale Mon September 24.

Time

All Day (Friday)

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

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¡Directed by Women Spain llega a Málaga! La Térmica Avenida de los Guindos, 48, 29004 Málaga, Spain

28sepAll Day30Featured¡Directed by Women Spain llega a Málaga!La TérmicaCountry:Spain

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¡DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN LLEGA A La Térmica! PROGRAMACIÓN ----------------------------------- VIERNES 28 SEPTIEMBRE PROGRAMACIÓN DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN ----------------------------------- 19:30h | SESIÓN DE CORTOMETRAJES 1 (72´) Entradas: 3,50€ • YO QUERÍA HACER UNA PELÍCULA SOBRE TURISMO

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¡DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN LLEGA A La Térmica!
PROGRAMACIÓN
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VIERNES 28 SEPTIEMBRE
PROGRAMACIÓN DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN
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19:30h | SESIÓN DE CORTOMETRAJES 1 (72´)
Entradas: 3,50€

• YO QUERÍA HACER UNA PELÍCULA SOBRE TURISMO (Rebeca Sasse/ Documental/ Cuba/ 2017/ 10´)
• ÁMOME (María Pulido y Alba Capilla/ Experimental/ Esp/ 2017/ 4′)
• EL BESO (Eva Salmerón/ Experimental/ Esp/ 2018/ 3´)
• 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´)

21:00h | SESIÓN DE CORTOMETRAJES 2 (73´)
Entradas: 3,50€

• DIVORCIO (Bárbara Santa-Cruz/ Comedia/ Esp/ 2018/ 3´)
• FRES BOI (Paloma Canonica y Cristina Vilches/ Animación/ Esp/ 2015/ 7´)
• AL OTRO LADO (Alicia Albares/ Fantástico/ Esp/ 2013/ 19´)
• PRUDENCE (Cocha Alonso/ Animación/ Esp/ 2018/ 3´)
• FOREVER YOUNG (Mónica Mateo / Fantástico/ Esp/ 2014/ 3´)
• 16 SEMANAS (Carlota Coronado / Drama social/ Esp/ 2017/ 5´)
• CHICO SENSIBLE (Anna Karinvinge/ Drama/ Esp/ 2018/ 4´)
• PPPM. DIVERTIRSE ES UN ARTE (Eva Vizcarra/ Documental/ Esp/ 2018/ 29´)
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SÁBADO 29 SEPTIEMBRE
PROGRAMACIÓN DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN
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18:00h | SESIÓN DE CORTOMETRAJES 3 (50´)
Entrada: 3,50€

• SUB TERRAE (Nayra Sanz Fuentes / Derechos humanos/ Esp/ 2017/ 7´)
• MEMORY OF THE LAND (Samira Bradran / Animación/ Esp/ 2017/ 13´)
• AREKA (Begoña Vicario / Animación experimental/ Esp/ 2017/ 7´).
• DIRTY FEED (Erika Lust / Experimental/ Esp/ 2018/ 11´) ´)
• CAFÉ PARA LLEVAR (Patricia Font / Drama/ Esp/ 2014/ 13´)

19:30h | SESIÓN DE CORTOMETRAJES 4 (71´)
Entrada: 3,50€

• WELCOME TO EUROPE (Celia Hernández/ Documental/ Esp/ 2017/ 18´)
• EL LUCERO (Patricia Galán y Marcos Álvarez/ Animación/ Esp/ 2017/ 3´)
• LES BONES NENES (Clara Roquet/ Drama/ Esp/ 2017/ 17´)
• 1977 (Peque Varela/ Animación/ Reino Unido/ 2007/ 9´)
• LUISA NO ESTÁ EN CASA (Celia Rico Clavelino/ Drama/ Esp/ 2012/ 19´)
• A MITHOLOGY OF PLEASURE (Lara Rodríguez/ Documental/ España-Alemania/ 2018/ 6´)

21:00h | DOCUMENTAL SINGLED [OUT]!
Entrada: 3,50€

Proyección de la película SINGLED OUT (Documental/ ESP/ 2017/ 80´), ópera prima de las directoras Mariona Guiu Pont y Ariadna Relea Ventura. Coloquio posterior con Ariadna Relea, co-directora del documental.
Idioma: versión original con subtítulos en español.

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DOMINGO 30 SEPTIEMBRE
PROGRAMACIÓN DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN
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18:00h | SESIÓN DE CORTOMETRAJES 5 (61´)
Entrada: 3,50€

• WAN XIA, LA ÚLTIMA LUZ DEL ATARDECER (Silvia Rey/ Documental/ España/ 2018/ 22´)
• CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO (María Álvarez y Elisa Morais/ Animación/ Reino Unido/ 2018/ 3´)
• L´EMPRISE (Elvira Barboza / Drama/ Francia/ 2018/ 5´)
• BAD LESBIAN (Irene Moray/ Comedia/ Alemania/ 2017/ 12´)
• LA NOCHE ENTRE ALI Y YO (Nadia y Laila Hotait/ Documental/ España-Líbano/ 2016/ 10´)
• THE NEVERENDING WALL (Silvia Carpizo/ Animación/ Alemania/ 2018/ 12´)

19:30h | SESIÓN DE CORTOMETRAJES 6 (73´)
Entrada: 3,50€

• 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/ 2018/ 6´)
• MOIRÉ (Estefanía Cortés y Juancho Bañuelos/ Drama/ Esp/ 2014/ 14´)
• NEW MADRID (Natalia Marín/ Animación/ Esp/ 2017/ 10´)
• OJOS QUE NO VEN (Natalia Mateo/ Comedia/ Esp/ 2012/ 15´)

21:00h | DOCUMENTAL SONGS OF REDEPTIONS
Entrada: 3,50€

Songs of Redemption narra la historia de un grupo de presos de la General Penitentiary de Kingston, capital de Jamaica, que forma parte de un programa de rehabilitación que se basa en la música. A través de las composiciones y las letras de las canciones de los protagonistas, conoceremos qué motivos les llevaron a la cárcel, cómo se intentan redimir por ello y cómo es la vida en el ghetto jamaicano, de donde provienen.

Idioma: inglés.

Time

september 28 (Friday) - 30 (Sunday) CEST

Location
La Térmica
Avenida de los Guindos, 48, 29004 Málaga, Spain

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¡Directed by Women Spain llega a Murcia! Filmoteca de Murcia Plaza Fontes s/n (Antiguo Cine Salzillo), 30001 Murcia, Murcia

28sep(sep 28)1:00 am29(sep 29)1:00 amFeatured¡Directed by Women Spain llega a Murcia!Filmoteca de Murcia

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VIERNES 28 DE SEPTIEMBRE 18:00H. DOCUMENTAL DOBLE VÍCTIMA Paula Palacios/ Documental/ Esp/ 2018/ 47´ Un documental rodado en algunos de los lugares de Europa que han sufrido ataques terroristas durante la última década;

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VIERNES 28 DE SEPTIEMBRE

18:00H. DOCUMENTAL DOBLE VÍCTIMA
Paula Palacios/ Documental/ Esp/ 2018/ 47´

Un documental rodado en algunos de los lugares de Europa que han sufrido ataques terroristas durante la última década; Madrid, París, Niza, Bruselas y Barcelona. Estas ciudades europeas han sido testigo de atentados terroristas, responsables de cientos de muertes. Muertes que incluyen numerosas víctimas musulmanas que compartían la misma religión que sus agresores pero no los mismos valores. Las familias de las víctimas musulmanas y algunos supervivientes de los ataques revelarán el impacto y las consecuencias de estos eventos a través de sus experiencias.

Idioma: Inglés, Español, Francés y Árabe. Versión original con subtítulos en español.
Trailer: vimeo.com/256813989

20:00H.

SESIÓN DE CORTOS 1 – DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN
VARIAS AUTORAS. ESPAÑA (88′)

• AL AMAN: BARCELONA-BEIRUT (Dania Saliba / Documental/ Esp/ 2017/ 15´)
• EL ALETEO DEL COLIBRÍ (Meritxell A. Valls/ Fantasía/ Esp/ 2017/ 14´)
• HERIDAS CONTRA EL OLVIDO (Raquel Agea Ramos/ Documental/ Esp/ 2018/ 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´)

22:00H.

SESIÓN DE CORTOS 2 – DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN
VARIAS AUTORAS. ESPAÑA (79′)

• WELCOME TO EUROPE (Celia Hernández/ Documental/ Esp/ 2017/ 18´)
• FRES BOI (Paloma Canonica y Cristina Vilches/ Animación/ Esp/ 2015/ 7´)
• AL OTRO LADO (Alicia Albares/ Fantástico/ Esp/ 2013/ 19´)
• PRUDENCE (Concha Alonso/ Animación/ Esp/ 2018/ 3´)
• FOREVER YOUNG (Mónica Mateo / Fantástico/ Esp/ 2014/ 3´)
• 16 SEMANAS (Carlota Coronado / Drama social/ Esp/ 2017/ 5´)
• LA NOCHE ENTRE ALI Y YO (Nadia y Laila Hotait/ Documental/ Esp-Líbano/ 2016/ 10´)
• CHICO SENSIBLE (Anna Karinvinge/ Drama/ Esp/ 2018/ 4´)
• DIVORCIO (Bárbara Santa-Cruz/ Comedia/ Esp/ 2018/ 3´)

SÁBADO 29 SEPTIEMBRE

9:00H. TALLER PRODUCIR EN FEMENINO SINGULAR,
con Chelo Loureiro (4 horas). Colabora Unidad para la Igualdad entre Mujeres y hombres, de la Universidad de Murcia.
INSCRIPCIONES EN: directedbywomenspain@gmail.com

18:00H. DOCUMENTAL SONGS OF REDEMPTION
Amanda Sans / Documental/ Jamaica/ 2013/ 79´

Songs of Redemption narra la historia de un grupo de presos de la General Penitentiary de Kingston, capital de Jamaica, que forma parte de un programa de rehabilitación que se basa en la música. A través de las composiciones y las letras de las canciones de los protagonistas, conoceremos qué motivos les llevaron a la cárcel, cómo se intentan redimir por ello y cómo es la vida en el ghetto jamaicano, de donde provienen.

Idioma: inglés.
Trailer: vimeo.com/102141231

20:00H. SESIÓN DE CORTOS 3 – DIRECTED BY WOMEN SPAIN
VARIAS AUTORAS. ESPAÑA (72′)

• SUB TERRAE (Nayra Sanz Fuentes / Derechos humanos/ Esp/ 2017/ 7´)
• YO QUERÍA HACER UNA PELÍCULA SOBRE TURISMO (Rebeca Sasse/ Documental/ Cuba/ 2017/ 10´)
• A MITHOLOGY OF PLEASURE (Lara Rodríguez/ Documental/ Esp-Alem/ 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´)

Time

28 (Friday) 1:00 am - 29 (Saturday) 1:00 am CEST

Location
Filmoteca de Murcia
Plaza Fontes s/n (Antiguo Cine Salzillo), 30001 Murcia, Murcia

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Directed by Women Spain

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Screen Queens: The Virgin Suicides Metal at Edge Hill Station Tunnel Road, Liverpool, Merseyside L7 6ND

28sep6:30 pm9:25 pmFeaturedScreen Queens: The Virgin SuicidesDirected by Sofia CoppolaMetal at Edge Hill StationCountry:United Kingdom

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The Venus Collective is a queer feminist group of creatives who aim to make the politics of feminism more accessible through popular culture. As part of our screening series

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The Venus Collective is a queer feminist group of creatives who aim to make the politics of feminism more accessible through popular culture. As part of our screening series Screen Queens, which celebrates female directors, we will be showing ‘The Virgin Suicides’ by Sofia Coppola, with a special guest speaker.

On the surface, the Lisbons appear to be a healthy, successful 1970s family living in a middle-class Michigan suburb. Mr. Libson is a math teacher, his wife is a rigid religious mother of five attractive teenage daughters who catch the eyes of the neighborhood boys. However, when 13-year-old Cecilia commits suicide, the family spirals downward into a creepy state of isolation and the remaining girls are quarantined from social interaction (particularly from the opposite sex) by their zealously protective mother. But the strategy backfires, their seclusion makes the girls even more intriguing to the obsessed boys who will go to absurd lengths for a taste of the forbidden fruit.

Screening offers concessionary prices.

Time

(Friday) 6:30 pm - 9:25 pm BST

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

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Manhattan Short Film Festival - Petersburg Petersburg Public Library 14 S. Second Street / PO Box 549 Petersburg, AK 99833

28sep7:00 pm28oct9:00 pmManhattan Short Film Festival - PetersburgScreening across 6 continentsPetersburg Public LibraryCountry:USA

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MANHATTAN SHORT has announced the Final Nine selections for its 21st Annual Short Film Festival, taking place in over 350 venues across six continents between September 27th and October 7,

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MANHATTAN SHORT has announced the Final Nine selections for its 21st Annual Short Film Festival, taking place in over 350 venues across six continents between September 27th and October 7, 2018. MANHATTAN SHORT is the only event of its kind. The Final Nine are screened simultaneously across the world during a one-week period, with the Best Film and Best Actor awards determined by ballots cast by the audiences in each participating venue. By virtue of their selection by MANHATTAN SHORT, each short film is automatically Oscar-qualified.

Review a list of confirmed venues here…

Finalists #DirectedbyWomen include…

Her directed by More Raça

Read More Raça’s #DirectedbyWomen Insights guest blog post:

Telling Women’s Stories to Drive Change!

Lacrimosa directed by Tanja Mairitsch

Time

September 28 (Friday) 7:00 pm - October 28 (Sunday) 9:00 pm EDT

Location
Petersburg Public Library
14 S. Second Street / PO Box 549 Petersburg, AK 99833

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Reel Sisters Presents Bridge Over Troubled Water: Films Celebrating Courage & Healing BRIC 647 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11217

28sep7:00 pm9:00 pmReel Sisters Presents Bridge Over Troubled Water: Films Celebrating Courage & HealingIn tribute to legendary Aretha Franklin’s transforming musical talentsBRICCountry:USA

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Reel Sisters Presents Bridge Over Troubled Water: Films Celebrating Courage & Healing BRIC, 647 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. Trains: 2, 3, 4, 5 to Nevins. On Fri., Sept. 28, 7 pm-9 pm, In

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Reel Sisters Presents Bridge Over Troubled Water: Films Celebrating Courage & Healing

BRIC, 647 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. Trains: 2, 3, 4, 5 to Nevins.

On Fri., Sept. 28, 7 pm-9 pm, In tribute to legendary Aretha Franklin’s transforming musical talents, Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival & Lecture Series will present Bridge Over Troubled Water, an evening of shorts dedicated to courage, healing and sacrifice. Reel Sisters theme for the season is #Time4Self and honors the power of self-care, wellness and healing in times of trouble and challenge. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Come early to enjoy tea and art at BRIC. Award-winning author/journalist Raqiyah Mays, will moderate the film conversation. Free. The event is part of BRIC’s Stoop Share series.

The film selections include Blaque, a visual essay celebrating Black women set to Nikki Giovanni’s poem “Ego Trippin’,”; The Perfect Sacrifice,a short narrative dedicated to Emmett Till portraying the courage and pain of his mom’s journey to expose the brutal racist system that murdered her son; and The Blue Line, a film documenting a small town descending into outrage and conflict when a blue line in support of the police is painted on a road.

EVENT PHOTO: Blaque.

MODERATOR’S BIO

Raqiyah Mays wears many hats. She’s an author, journalist, radio personality on New York’s 107.5 WBLS, and life-long activist. Over the past two decades, she’s written and edited articles covering the intersection of social issues and entertainment for everyone from Vibe, Ebony, Essence, and Black Enterprise to The Associated Press, Billboard and Complex. Heavily using social media as her platform, Raqiyah Mays’ inspirational debut fiction novel, “The Man Curse,” was released by Simon & Schuster digital. The critically-acclaimed novel was turned into an empowerment workshop conducted at domestic violence shelters in NY & NJ. The winner of numerous awards, Mays was chosen by retail outlet – The Limited – as a dynamic female leader featured in its nationwide “New Look of Leadership” campaign. Today, she extends her activism into writing about human rights for the Nobel Peace Prize winning Amnesty International, the world’s largest human rights organization. She has also extended her brand into the podcast world as host of “Real Black News.” The new weekly show breaks down the top five black news stories of the week with newsmakers from the worlds of entertainment and activism.

FILMS

Blaque

Director: Eboni Price Writer: Eboni Price, Poem by Nikki Giovanni

Producers: Kristofer Cross, Angelica Lee, Narlyia Sterling

Experimental, 8:25 min.

Set to Nikki Giovanni’s “Ego Trippin”, Blaque is a visual essay that highlights the complexities of Black womanhood in America through a look at the stereotypes, experiences, and perceptions that often navigate how they are received by others and themselves.

The Perfect Sacrifice

Director/Writer: Tiffany Littlejohn

Producer: Shawn Mowlai

Narrative, 19:58 min.

Mississippi, 1955: After her son is kidnapped and brutally murdered, a mother fights to have an open-casket funeral in order to expose the ugly racial problems facing the country at that time.

In The Field

Producer: Ej Argenio, Tesia Walker, Ryan Davenport

Director/Writer: Tesia Walker

Narrative, 14:22 min.

In The Field follows an ambitious local reporter, John Landon, who witnesses a police-related shooting of a black girl outside a toy store on Christmas Eve. John is tasked with interviewing the girl’s family to get the scoop that will bring him national fame. However, he finds that getting the exclusive involves more than just being there first.

The Blue Line

Director: Samantha Knowles

Documentary, 17:18 min.

The Blue Line documents the controversial decision made by a small town to paint a blue line in support of police on one of its busiest roads, an explosive division emerges between residents for and residents against the line. The film, which is part of the New York Times Op-Docs series, premiered in the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival.

Time

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

Location
BRIC
647 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11217

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African Voices Magazine

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Manhattan Short Film Festival - Montgomery Capri Theatre 1045 East Fairview Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36106

28sep7:30 pm28oct9:30 pmManhattan Short Film Festival - MontgomeryScreening across 6 continentsCapri TheatreCountry:USA

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MANHATTAN SHORT has announced the Final Nine selections for its 21st Annual Short Film Festival, taking place in over 350 venues across six continents between September 27th and October 7,

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MANHATTAN SHORT has announced the Final Nine selections for its 21st Annual Short Film Festival, taking place in over 350 venues across six continents between September 27th and October 7, 2018. MANHATTAN SHORT is the only event of its kind. The Final Nine are screened simultaneously across the world during a one-week period, with the Best Film and Best Actor awards determined by ballots cast by the audiences in each participating venue. By virtue of their selection by MANHATTAN SHORT, each short film is automatically Oscar-qualified.

Review a list of confirmed venues here…

Finalists #DirectedbyWomen include…

Her directed by More Raça

Read More Raça’s #DirectedbyWomen Insights guest blog post:

Telling Women’s Stories to Drive Change!

Lacrimosa directed by Tanja Mairitsch

Time

September 28 (Friday) 7:30 pm - October 28 (Sunday) 9:30 pm EDT

Location
Capri Theatre
1045 East Fairview Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36106

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Too Late to Die Young Walter Reade Theater 165 West 65th St, New York, NY 10023

29sepAll Day30Too Late to Die YoungU.S. PREMIERE · Q&AS WITH DOMINGA SOTOMAYORWalter Reade TheaterCountry:USA

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The year 1990 was when Chile transitioned to democracy, but all of that seems a world away for 16-year-old Sofia, who lives far off the grid in a mountain enclave

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The year 1990 was when Chile transitioned to democracy, but all of that seems a world away for 16-year-old Sofia, who lives far off the grid in a mountain enclave of artists and bohemians. Too Late to Die Young takes place during the hot, languorous days between Christmas and New Year’s Day, when the troubling realities of the adult world—and the elemental forces of nature—begin to intrude on her teenage idyll. Shot in dreamily diaphanous, sun-splashed images and set to period-perfect pop, the second feature from one of Latin American cinema’s most artful and distinctive voices is at once nostalgic and piercing, a portrait of a young woman—and a country—on the cusp of exhilarating and terrifying change.

Directed by Dominga Sotomayor
2018 | Chile/Brazil/Argentina/Netherlands/Qatar
110 minutes

Showtimes
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
8:30 PM On Sale Sept. 9

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
8:30 PM On Sale Sept. 9

VENUES
Walter Reade Theater – Francesca Beale Theater

Time

september 29 (Saturday) - 30 (Sunday) EDT

Location
Walter Reade Theater
165 West 65th St, New York, NY 10023

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Thresholds at the Geffyre Museum The Geffrye Museum of the Home 136 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8EA

29sep1:30 pm8:30 pmFeaturedThresholds at the Geffyre MuseumScreenings, talks and tours of the restored 18th-century AlmshouseThe Geffrye Museum of the HomeCountry:United Kingdom

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On Saturday 29th September, the Geffrye Museum is hosting Thresholds, a one-day event exploring how identity is constructed in relation to architecture, homes and domesticity, from a feminist perspective. Drawing

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On Saturday 29th September, the Geffrye Museum is hosting Thresholds, a one-day event exploring how identity is constructed in relation to architecture, homes and domesticity, from a feminist perspective. Drawing upon the Museum’s research into the history of London’s poor and elderly, the event will feature film screenings alongside tours of the Almshouses and specialist talks. Thresholds aims to foster an understanding of how spaces develop, project and limit an individual’s potential and identity. By bringing attention to architectural and domestic concerns that are often overlooked or taken for granted, the screenings, in combination with the Almshouse tours and talks, will foreground spaces that have historically been dismissed; reclaiming the labour of the home, and celebrating women’s agency.

Ticket-holders for Thresholds will be able to choose from a number of Almshouse tours throughout the day, and will have the opportunity to watch groundbreaking films in the beautiful Georgian Room.

13:30-14:15 Almshouse Tour Option 1

14:15-15:00 Almshouse Tour Option 2

15:00-17:00 Film Screening: Nathalie Granger (Marguerite Duras, 1972) short film Often During the Day (Joanna Davis, 1979) Q&A tbc

17:00-18:00 Break

18:00-18:45 Almshouse Tour Option 3

18:45-20:30 Film Screening: Oma & Bella (Alexa Karolinski, 2012) Q&A tbc

Time

(Saturday) 1:30 pm - 8:30 pm BST

Location
The Geffrye Museum of the Home
136 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8EA

Organizer

Jade Turnerjade@betweentheframes.co.uk

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Sick Chick Flicks Film Festival The Cary Theater 122 E Chatham St, Cary, NC 27511

29sep(sep 29)2:00 pm30(sep 30)7:00 pmFeaturedSick Chick Flicks Film FestivalFilms Made by Women in the Horror, Sci Fi and Fantasy GenresThe Cary TheaterCountry:USA

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Established in 2016, the Sick Chick Flicks Film Festival screens short films in one of the following genres: Horror, Sci-Fi or Fantasy. Our emphasis is female driven independent films. We showcase

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Established in 2016, the Sick Chick Flicks Film Festival screens short films in one of the following genres: Horror, Sci-Fi or Fantasy. Our emphasis is female driven independent films. We showcase work by some of the best indie filmmakers from NC and around the world using state-of-the-art projection provided by the Cary Theater in Cary, NC USA.

Time

29 (Saturday) 2:00 pm - 30 (Sunday) 7:00 pm EDT

Location
The Cary Theater
122 E Chatham St, Cary, NC 27511

Organizer

Christine Parkersickchickflicks@gmail.com

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Local Sightings 2018 – Grrrl Justice Northwest Film Forum 1515 12th Ave

29sep2:00 pm3:30 pmFeaturedLocal Sightings 2018 – Grrrl JusticeScreening & Artist Talk w/ Shontina VernonNorthwest Film ForumCountry:USA

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RSVP is required. 2:00pm-3:30pm: Screening and Artist Talk NWFF Local Sightings Festival is proud to host filmmaker, Shontina Vernon, for a public screening followed by a conversation with cast and crew members. Grrrl

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RSVP is required.

2:00pm-3:30pm: Screening and Artist Talk

NWFF Local Sightings Festival is proud to host filmmaker, Shontina Vernon, for a public screening followed by a conversation with cast and crew members.

Grrrl Justice is a short narrative film exploring the pathways of girls and queer youth of color into the juvenile justice system. It uses gender and sexuality as a framework for understanding their rising rates of incarceration. Through the lead characters in this powerful triptych, we also come to understand the power of story and the necessity of art and youth led community spaces in their healing and liberation.

More info at www.grrrljusticefilm.com.

Shontina Vernon

Shontina Vernon is a theatre artist/filmmaker/ musician/creative facilitator/ and educator. She works across mediums centering the narratives of traditionally marginalized communities. Vernon is a recipient of the 2016-18 Robert Rauschenberg Foundation “Artist as Activist” Fellowship for the creation of the Visionary Justice StoryLab, a collaboratory of interdisciplinary artists, activists, media makers and community members working to address the impact of systemic oppression through story and performance based healing practices. She is also this year’s Herb Alpert/MacDowell Colony Fellow in Theatre and a 2017 MAP Fund grantee. Learn more about Visionary Justice StoryLab atwww.visionaryjusticestorylab.org.

Time

(Saturday) 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Location
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave

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Relating Narratives: It Takes A Million Years to be a Woman (2011) + Three Lives (1971) The Horse Hospital Colonnade, Bloomsbury London, WC1N 1JD

29sep3:30 pm6:00 pmFeaturedRelating Narratives: It Takes A Million Years to be a Woman (2011) + Three Lives (1971)Featuring work by Kate Millett & the feminist collective Sister of Jam The Horse HospitalCountry:United Kingdom

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It Takes A Million Years to be a Woman – Sisters of Jam (2011, 36 minutes) Directed by feminist collective Sister of Jam It Takes A Million Years to be a

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It Takes A Million Years to be a Woman – Sisters of Jam (2011, 36 minutes)

Directed by feminist collective Sister of Jam It Takes A Million Years to be a Woman is a layered portrait of feminist activist, writer and artist Kate Millett at the feminist art colony she founded in 1978 in Poughkeepsie USA. The colony remained in operation until the beginning of the new millennium. It was founded out of a belief that a gender-specific community would provide an environment where women artists could work unencumbered by social stigma.

In 2010 Kate Millett invited S.O.J. to stay with her at The Farm and this became the starting point for their cultural portrait of this unique community. The Farm has been said to be the workshop of Kate’s mind. Many past residents from The Farm talk about Millett’s strong vision for the colony, creating a experimental community devoted to both the production and the discussion of art made by women. Sisters of Jam are intrigued by The Farm both as an artist colony, a feminist community and as a social experiment. But most of all because of its act of opposition. The film, made in collaboration with Fredrik Redelius and with music from Jenny Wilson, draws on archival material and interviews with Kate Millett and the farms residents.

Three Lives – Kate Millett (1971, 70 minutes)

Kate Millett’s Three Lives is a moving, proud, calm, aggressively self‐contained documentary feature, shot by an all‐female crew, about what it’s like to be the three very different women who talk about their lives, with feeling and sensitivity. The film portrays three women: Robin Mide, an artist; Lillian Shreve, a chemist; and Mallory Millet-Jones, Millett’s own sister. The camera is a quiet observer, letting the women, from three different paths and generations, tell their own stories without outside interference. Through these women’s personal revelations, a narrative of living under the patriarchy is revealed. The personal is political, indeed.

This screening is part of a programme of films presented by the exhibition Relating Narratives at The Horse Hospital exploring the way in which women look to other women – friends, sisters, mothers, writers, poets, – to construct an alternative register within which to situate themselves and mediate their relationship with the world. The programme presents films made by women about women.

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening is autism friendly, Screening is dementia friendly, Screening offers free ticket for carers, Screening is suitable for parents/carers with babies.

Time

(Saturday) 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm BST

Location
The Horse Hospital
Colonnade, Bloomsbury London, WC1N 1JD

Organizer

Relating Narratives Film Programme

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Gal's Guide DBW 2018 Windridge at the Village 5435 Emerson Way, Indianapolis, IN 46226

29sep5:00 pm8:00 pmFeaturedGal's Guide DBW 2018an out of this world celebration of female directorsWindridge at the VillageCountry:USA

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We’re back! Directed By Women celebrations are happening all over the world this September and we’re so happy to put Indianapolis on the map! Gal’s Guide is hosting an out of this

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We’re back!

Directed By Women celebrations are happening all over the world this September and we’re so happy to put Indianapolis on the map!

Gal’s Guide is hosting an out of this world celebration of female directors. There will be networking, a panel featuring women in the Indiana film industry, a silent auction, snacks, a movie and so much fun!

Everyone is welcome!

Free Admission!

Gal’s Guide Directed By Women 2018
Saturday, September 29
5pm-8pm

Sponsored by Sikhsmedia

Time

(Saturday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm EDT

Location
Windridge at the Village
5435 Emerson Way, Indianapolis, IN 46226

Organizer

Gal's Guide to the Galaxygalsguidetothegalaxy@gmail.com

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Local Sightings 2018 – Womxn on the Verge (Shorts Program) Northwest Film Forum 1515 12th Ave

29sep6:00 pm8:00 pmFeaturedLocal Sightings 2018 – Womxn on the Verge (Shorts Program)Northwest Film ForumCountry:USA

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From the enormity of everyday moments to the sci-fi spectacular, these shorts show that womxn’s stories tell larger truths about our world. UNBUCKLED (Tessa Ribitsch,Portland, OR, 2017 10 min) A young woman goes

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From the enormity of everyday moments to the sci-fi spectacular, these shorts show that womxn’s stories tell larger truths about our world.

UNBUCKLED
(Tessa Ribitsch,Portland, OR, 2017 10 min)

A young woman goes to the gynecologist to have an IUD inserted. But when this typically minor procedure begins to go wrong, her doctor’s medical sensitivity disappears off the table. Based on a true story.

The Roundhouse
(Theresa Warbus, Vancouver, BC, 2017,10 min)

Liya, a young Aboriginal woman, feels conflicted about her identity. This inner tension comes to a head when she is invited to a school party on the night of a big pow-wow and must choose between her social life and her traditional culture.

Lovely Legs
(Abbey Thompson, Vancouver WA, 2017, 10 min)

A desperate man takes his robot girlfriend to the woods to spend their last moments together.

Weak
(Emily Laue, Portland, OR, 2018, 18 min)

An independent woman is forced to confront her own vulnerabilities when a solitary hike takes a frightening turn.

The Curse
(Danny Tayara, Seattle, WA, 2017, 3 min)

Jesse’s got a date, but it’s leak week… They can’t seem to catch a break

Whiskey Skate Burger Swim
(Abbey Sacks, Kirkland, WA, 2018, 23 min)

A queer love story about two loners who’s individual passions bring them together at a time when they both most need it.

Mother Tongue
(Yeni Sleidi, Seattle, WA, 2018, 7 min)

Lucia has to help her immigrant mother navigate life in a country where she barely speaks the language, but a violent burst of xenophobia demonstrates that daily struggles for an immigrant go far beyond wading through bureaucracy.

We Have Our Ways
(Dawn Jones Redstone, Portland, OR, 2017 16 min)

In a dystopian near-future, a young woman of color feels trapped in her job at a corporate healthcare call system. Called to action by the desperation of the people the corporation she works for is neglecting, she begins to look for ways use her position to help people in need, including her cousin who’s in need of an illegal abortion.

Time

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

Location
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave

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Radical Home Cinema - Secret Screening Kelvinbridge Station

29sep6:00 pm9:00 pmFeaturedRadical Home Cinema - Secret ScreeningKelvinbridge StationCountry:United Kingdom

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Cinema Up Collective presents: This special secret screening to watch a film exploring the relationships father-daughter. About the film: a comedy approach to the space for our

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Cinema Up Collective presents:

This special secret screening to watch a film exploring the relationships father-daughter. About the film: a comedy approach to the space for our relatives on our busy lifestyle. When a father feels like he is not having enough space in his daughter life finds his space by pretending being her CEO’s life coach. From frustration to personal development, the daughter’s journey is full of fun and tender moments. Located in Bucharest, Romania

German/English Subtitles

Cost: Free

Secret Venue

Meeting at Kelvinbridge Subway Station at 5.45pm
Glasgow, United Kingdom

Time

(Saturday) 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Location
Kelvinbridge Station

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Cinema UP Collective

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Relating Narratives: Scuola Senza Fine (1983) + Privilege (1990) The Horse Hospital Colonnade, Bloomsbury London, WC1N 1JD

29sep6:30 pm9:30 pmFeaturedRelating Narratives: Scuola Senza Fine (1983) + Privilege (1990)Featuring work by Adriana Monti & Yvonne Rainer The Horse HospitalCountry:United Kingdom

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Scuola Senza Fine – Adriana Monti (1983, 40 minutes) Scuola Senze Fine (School Without End) was directed by Adriana Monti in collaboration with students from the adult education150 Hour Secondary School

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Scuola Senza Fine – Adriana Monti (1983, 40 minutes)

Scuola Senze Fine (School Without End) was directed by Adriana Monti in collaboration with students from the adult education150 Hour Secondary School diploma course with whom she had been working for a year.

The 150 Hours Courses were an educational experiment implemented in Italy beginning in 1974, available to factory workers and farmers initially, and expanding to include women a couple of years later. The courses were non-vocational; they were not intended to improve one’s productivity at work, but rather to allow for personal and collective growth. The courses sought to help workers reflect not only upon their working conditions but also on their lives.

The film shows how the experiment extended into the lives of women taking the course, most of whom were housewives. The film was produced in collaboration with these students as part of their studies for the class, turning the curriculum’s questions about the representation of women into questions about the representation of themselves. After the group of former housewives had completed their 150-hour secondary school diploma course in 1976 they did not want to stop learning. With the help of their teacher, they formed a study and research group. Monti shot the film about them from 1979–1981, with the first half of it being made collectively by the group.

Privilege – Yvonne Rainer (1990, 103 minutes)

Privilege, directed by Yvonne Rainer, is seemingly a straight-forward documentary in which women are interviewed about their experience of the menopause – a subject that has been virtually invisible on film. With a cast of characters the film takes on intersectionality exploring sexual identity, disability, race, gender, age and class. Jenny, the white middle-aged protagonist agrees to be interviewed by Rainer’s onscreen double Yvonne, an African-American friend who is making a documentary on menopause (Rainer is white). Her candid observations are punctuated by a ‘hot flash-back’ of Rashomon-like intensity which reveals an experience she has kept secret for 25 years. Yvonne extracts from Jenny’s tale a skein of hidden themes, such as the prevalence of rape and domestic violence; racism in law, housing, and personal attitudes; the sexualization of women’s personal identities; and the role of class and economic power in reinforcing these and other forms of injustice.

This screening is part of a programme of films presented by the exhibition Relating Narratives at The Horse Hospital exploring the way in which women look to other women – friends, sisters, mothers, writers, poets, – to construct an alternative register within which to situate themselves and mediate their relationship with the world. The programme presents films made by women about women.

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening is autism friendly, Screening is dementia friendly, Screening offers free ticket for carers, Screening is suitable for parents/carers with babies, Screening offers concessionary prices.

Time

(Saturday) 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm BST

Location
The Horse Hospital
Colonnade, Bloomsbury London, WC1N 1JD

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Relating Narratives Film Programme

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Kinder Bioscoop “Marlies” Teatro Munganga Schinkelhavenstraat 27 hs, 1075 VP Amsterdam, Netherlands

30sep11:00 am12:00 pmKinder Bioscoop “Marlies”Directed by Aida Rodriguez MussachTeatro MungangaCountry:Netherlands

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“MARLIES” Een film van Aida Rodriguez Mussach, met pianist Arno Vrijman. De zon schijnt, het is tijd om te tekenen! Zo denkt Marlies tenminste. Ze neemt haar poppen mee naar de tuin:

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“MARLIES” Een film van Aida Rodriguez Mussach, met pianist Arno Vrijman.

De zon schijnt, het is tijd om te tekenen! Zo denkt Marlies tenminste. Ze neemt haar poppen mee naar de tuin: Beer en Konijn. Marlies gaat aan de slag. Ze kriskrast het papier met haar potloden en ze tekent zo mooi mogelijk. Wat gebeurt er verder? Kom kijken!!!!

Marlies is een speciaal voor peuters/kleuters ontwikkelde film. De film duurt 15 min en wordt op een groot scherm vertoond, zoals in een echte bioscoop!

Na de film, gaan we samen schilderen. Dus trek kleren aan die vies mogen worden!

Time

(Sunday) 11:00 am - 12:00 pm CEST

Location
Teatro Munganga
Schinkelhavenstraat 27 hs, 1075 VP Amsterdam, Netherlands

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The Judge The Loft at Westwood UMC 10497 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90024

30sep12:00 pm3:00 pmThe Judgea conversation with filmmaker Erika Cohn will follow the screeningThe Loft at Westwood UMCCountry:USA

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Join us for a FREE community screening of THE JUDGE. A conversation with Emmy award winning director, Erika Cohn will follow the screening. This flim features a young lawyer, Kholoud Al-Faqih,

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Join us for a FREE community screening of THE JUDGE. A conversation with Emmy award winning director, Erika Cohn will follow the screening.

This flim features a young lawyer, Kholoud Al-Faqih, who walked into the office of Palestine’s Chief Justice and announced she wanted to join the bench. He laughed at her. But just a few years later, Kholoud became the first woman judge to be appointed to the Middle East’s Shari’a (Islamic law) courts. THE JUDGE offers a unique portrait of Judge Kholoud—her brave journey as a lawyer, her tireless fight for justice for women, and her drop-in visits with clients, friends, and family. With unparalleled access to the courts, THE JUDGE presents an unfolding vérité legal drama, with rare insight into both Islamic law and gendered justice. In the process, the film illuminates some of the universal conflicts in the domestic life of Palestine—custody of children, divorce, abuse—while offering an unvarnished look at life for women and Shari’a.

For more info visit the flim’s website.

Time

(Sunday) 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm PDT

Location
The Loft at Westwood UMC
10497 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90024

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IU Cinema: Love is Potatoes Indiana University Cinema 1213 E. Seventh Street

30sep1:00 pm2:30 pmFeaturedIU Cinema: Love is PotatoesDocumenting RussiaIndiana University CinemaCountry:USA

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When in 2014 Dutch-Russian filmmaker Aliona van der Horst inherits one-sixth of the small village house in the Russian countryside where her mother grew up, she is launched on a

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When in 2014 Dutch-Russian filmmaker Aliona van der Horst inherits one-sixth of the small village house in the Russian countryside where her mother grew up, she is launched on a journey into the past. As the house reveals its mysteries and secrets, Love is Potatoes unfolds a tale of six sisters—ordinary people who experienced famine, war, and Soviet terror. The sisters’ immense bravery and lasting fear marks a generation in Russia and sheds light on aspects of life in Russia today. In Russian with English subtitles.

Not rated | 2017 | 2K DCP

Documentary, Animation

Directed by Aliona van der Horst

Free, but ticketed

Time

(Sunday) 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm EST

Location
Indiana University Cinema
1213 E. Seventh Street

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Suffragette Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. building Albert Dock Liverpool L3 4AQ

30sep2:00 pm4:00 pmFeaturedSuffragetteDirected by Sarah GavronDr. Martin Luther King, Jr. buildingCountry:United Kingdom

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Inspired by the true story of the women who inspired the world. Starring Carey Mulligan, Helena Bonham Carter, and Meryl Streep as Emmeline Pankhurst, SUFFRAGETTE tells the inspirational story of

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Inspired by the true story of the women who inspired the world. Starring Carey Mulligan, Helena Bonham Carter, and Meryl Streep as Emmeline Pankhurst, SUFFRAGETTE tells the inspirational story of the foot soldiers of the early feminist movement who risked everything in the fight for equality.

Venue is wheelchair accessible.

Time

(Sunday) 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm BST

Location
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. building
Albert Dock Liverpool L3 4AQ

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Rachel's Pitch Wilshire Screening Room 8670 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 112

30sep2:15 pm4:00 pmFeaturedRachel's PitchDirected by Julia Fulmer, Screening at the Lady Filmmakers FestivalWilshire Screening RoomCountry:USA

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Rachel's Pitch is 17 year-old Julia Fulmer's directorial debut screening as part of the 10th Annual Lady Filmmakers Festival in Beverly Hills.

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Rachel’s Pitch is 17 year-old Julia Fulmer’s directorial debut screening as part of the 10th Annual Lady Filmmakers Festival in Beverly Hills.

Time

(Sunday) 2:15 pm - 4:00 pm PDT

Location
Wilshire Screening Room
8670 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 112

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Lady Filmmakers Festival 29111 Borton Street

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Harlan County USA Bertha DocHouse Curzon Bloomsbury, The Brunswick Centre, London, London WC1N

30sep4:00 pm6:00 pmFeaturedHarlan County USADirected by Barbara KoppleBertha DocHouseCountry:United Kingdom

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If Barbara Kopple had made no other film than this documentary account of the 1974 strike of Kentucky mine workers, arguably one of the finest documentaries ever made in

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If Barbara Kopple had made no other film than this documentary account of the 1974 strike of Kentucky mine workers, arguably one of the finest documentaries ever made in the U.S. and possibly the best on the problems of organised labour, her place in film history would be assured. Her debut feature, Harlan County USA won the Oscar for Best Documentary in 1977.

By living with the 180-odd families involved in the strike, Kopple shows the backbreaking burdens of the miners’ life in the best of times and the looming fear of destitution in the worst. As the strikers strive to remain united through a difficult year, Kopple photographs the picketing, the company’s use of state troopers to keep the roads open for scabs, the showdowns between the miners and strikebreakers brandishing firearms.

It’s now been 40 years since Harlan County USA was screened at the newly opened Scala Cinema, so what better time to bring it back to the big screen than during Scalarama’s glorious month of cinema.

Venue is wheelchair accessible.

NOTE: Screening date has been changed to September 30, 2018.

Time

(Sunday) 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm BST

Location
Bertha DocHouse
Curzon Bloomsbury, The Brunswick Centre, London, London WC1N

Organizer

Bertha DocHouse

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Vive le Cinéma at Summerhall – Just To Be Sure screening Summerhall 1 Summerhall Pl, Edinburgh, EH9 1PL

30sep5:00 pm7:00 pmVive le Cinéma at Summerhall – Just To Be Sure screeningDirected by Carine TardieuSummerhallCountry:United Kingdom

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Discover a delightful avant-goût of the 26th edition of the French Film Festival with exclusive screenings in Summerhall, Edinburgh! On 30 September you will have the opportunity to see Just To Be

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Discover a delightful avant-goût of the 26th edition of the French Film Festival with exclusive screenings in Summerhall, Edinburgh!

On 30 September you will have the opportunity to see Just To Be Sure (Ôtez-moi d’un doute):
The question at the heart of the film by writer-director Carine Tardieu is: you can’t choose who your parents are – or can you?

Out of the conundrum the director turns in a sharp and funny comedy about two interconnected stories as a widowed father discovers that his own dad may not be his biological one, while learning that his budding love interest may actually be his sister. It’s as light-hearted as its subject matter is deadly serious. Featuring an excellent cast lead by François Damiens and Cécile de France, this Cannes Directors’ Fortnight entry from earlier in the year juggles issues with a light and intelligent touch.

Booking details at 0131 560 1580 or on www.summerhall.co.uk/

Screening is subtitled (in English).

Time

(Sunday) 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm BST

Location
Summerhall
1 Summerhall Pl, Edinburgh, EH9 1PL

Organizer

French Film Festival UK

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Films We Love: Things to Come Lochgilphead PA31 8NE

30sep5:30 pm7:30 pmFilms We Love: Things to ComeDirected by Mia Hansen-LøveLochgilpheadCountry:United Kingdom

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Nathalie teaches philosophy at a high school in Paris. She is passionate about her job and particularly enjoys passing on the pleasure of thinking. Married with two children, she

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Nathalie teaches philosophy at a high school in Paris. She is passionate about her job and particularly enjoys passing on the pleasure of thinking. Married with two children, she divides her time between her family, former students and her very possessive mother. One day, Nathalie’s husband announces he is leaving her for another woman. With freedom thrust upon her, Nathalie must reinvent her life.

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

Time

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

Location
Lochgilphead
PA31 8NE

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Reel Girl Film Club presents Smithereens (1982) Norton Park Conference Centre 57 Albion Road, Edinburgh, EH7 5QY

30sep7:30 pm10:00 pmFeaturedReel Girl Film Club presents Smithereens (1982)Directed by Susan SeidelmanNorton Park Conference CentreCountry:United Kingdom

Event Details
Reel Girl Film Club celebrates women behind and in front of the camera, through an exciting series of screenings – inclusive, friendly and open to all. As part

Event Details

Reel Girl Film Club celebrates women behind and in front of the camera, through an exciting series of screenings – inclusive, friendly and open to all.

As part of SCALARAMA 2018 Reel Girl Film Club is proud to present Susan Seidelman’s (Desperately Seeking Susan) electrifying debut, Smithereens (1982). A film about the misadventures of Wren, a self-obsessed young girl from New Jersey who comes to New York City seeking fame within the East Village punk scene. With a lively, raw soundtrack from The Feelies and supporting performance from Voidoids frontman Richard Hell, this classic of American independent cinema is not to be missed!

This screening will also feature music from a live punk band, complimentary popcorn and snacks.

Early bird tickets £5 via eventbrite, £7 on the door.

Time

(Sunday) 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm BST

Location
Norton Park Conference Centre
57 Albion Road, Edinburgh, EH7 5QY

Organizer

Reel Girl Film Club

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