Abundance of films by women directors at London Korean Film Festival 2019
Ania Ostrowska recommends films by women filmmakers showing at the upcoming 14th London Korean Film Festival
film festival
Spotlight on international documentary filmmakers who resist control over women’s autonomy
Anna Dannreuther highly recommends three documentaries by women filmmakers from around the world that she caught at Sheffield Doc/Fest earlier this year
The Iris Prize 2019: “a place that says yes”
Tabitha Jukes offers a preview of Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival which returns to Cardiff 8-13 October
Seahorses, kitchens, war and memory: motherhood through Sheffield Doc/Fest headliners
Alessia Galatini revels in diverse portrayals of contemporary motherhood in films and interactive projects at this year’s Sheffield Doc/Fest
Three cheers for lesbian filmmakers!
Pippa Sterk reports from the Fringe! Film Fest London screening of Caroline Berler’s Dykes, Camera, Action!
Women’s voices at London Korean Film Festival 2018
The London Korean Film Festival 2018 team introduces this year’s focus on women directors, including the Women's Voices strand
The Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival is back!
Lucy Smith invites everyone who can make it to Cardiff for the 12th edition of Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival, taking place from 9 to 14 October 2018
Celebrating LGBT+ film with the Iris Prize Festival
Earlier this year, Suryatapa Mukherjee joined the team behind the Iris Prize Festival to help produce its programme catalogue. She gives us a run-down of what to expect from this year’s festival
“I am drawn to the fire”: Being Ruby Rich programme at London Barbican next week
Sophie Mayer introduces Being Ruby Rich, programme of screenings and talks celebrating feminist film critic coming to London next week
From Serena Williams to Sonita Alizadeh: women in docs at Sheffield Doc/Fest 2016
Ania Ostrowska looks at women on screen and behind the camera at the recent Sheffield Doc/Fest, the UK’s biggest documentary festival
Diversity of women’s voices at the Chinese Visual Festival
Nuala Gathercole Lam chats to the festival’s curator Xie Jingjing and filmmaker Yang Lina who both offer insights into Chinese women in film and on screen
“When we come out, our parents go into the closet themselves”: interview with Sophia Luvarà
Ania Ostrowska chats to Sophia Luvarà about her first documentary feature Inside the Chinese Closet and recommends you check out the Human Rights Watch Festival where it will soon be screening
Fringe! Fest highlight: Women and the Word director Q&A (plus competition)
Interview with Sekiya Dorsett, director of the documentary Women and the Word: The Revival Movie
Underwire festival: 20-22 November @ Hackney Picturehouse
Underwire festival is back, in its sixth year, and we have some tickets for you!
Experimental filmmaking: Chick Strand is coming to Tate Modern
Why is Tate Modern about to screen a retrospective of one of the most significant feminist film-makers from the LA scene of the 1960s and 1970s? Selina Robertson talks to curator George Clark to find out
Origins: Festival of First Nations (London, 9-24 June)
Sophie Mayer previews the film programme of Origins: Festival of First Nations that celebrates female filmmakers from across the globe, telling the stories of Indigenous women
SERET 2015 Festival preview: Self Made
Agata Ostrowska enjoys the eeriness of Shira Geffen's new film, to be screened during the upcoming London Israeli Film and Television Festival (11-21 June)
Girlhoods, Margaritas and Björk: watching women at the London Film Festival
With a record-breaking number of female directors represented at this year's festival, Sophie Mayer offers a feministly subjective 'What to see' guide
