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Issy Franklin
COCOON
Girls in Film represents, champions and connects the new generation of women,
non binary and trans creatives in the film industry.
Changing the gender bias in the film industry starts with bringing women to the forefront.
Girls in Film represents, champions and connects the new generation of women, non binary and TRANS creatives in the film industry.
Changing the gender bias in the film industry starts with bringing women to the forefront.
Featured FIlms
Turkina Faso
Changing Room
Isla Gaffney
Move Free
Paola Nerilli
Fa' Ancora Caldo Qui Giù (It's Still Hot Down Here)
Issy Franklin
COCOON
Mae Mann
December
Mollana Burke
Who The F**k Am I?
LATEST films
Turkina Faso
Changing Room
The female body as a site of power, beauty, labour, exposure, violence, control, and politics. In an imaginary changing room, women perform everyday routines and explore each other and themselves.
Isla Gaffney
Move Free
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Casablanca, this film follows the Lions Crew—a DIY collective of five young men using music and movement to express freedom, brotherhood, and identity across the city they call home.
Paola Nerilli
Fa' Ancora Caldo Qui Giù (It's Still Hot Down Here)
When summer ends in southern Italy, silence returns — and with it, a woman’s quiet reconnection to home, memory, and self.
Issy Franklin
COCOON
It’s Spring. The light is falling in. A girl sets out on a jog, but head-rushed and high off hunger, the beauty of the landscape soon shifts into something else entirely.
Mae Mann
December
On a winter hunting trip in rural Georgia, a teenage girl is asked to choose between burgeoning love and a family ritual she can’t refuse.
Mollana Burke
Who The F**k Am I?
As a woman reflects on how she has altered herself to succeed in male-dominated environments, she confronts the unspoken expectation that femininity must be muted to be considered professional.
Isla Gaffney
Move Free
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Casablanca, this film follows the Lions Crew—a DIY collective of five young men using music and movement to express freedom, brotherhood, and identity across the city they call home.
Paola Nerilli
Fa' Ancora Caldo Qui Giù (It's Still Hot Down Here)
When summer ends in southern Italy, silence returns — and with it, a woman’s quiet reconnection to home, memory, and self.
Issy Franklin
COCOON
It’s Spring. The light is falling in. A girl sets out on a jog, but head-rushed and high off hunger, the beauty of the landscape soon shifts into something else entirely.
Mae Mann
December
On a winter hunting trip in rural Georgia, a teenage girl is asked to choose between burgeoning love and a family ritual she can’t refuse.
Mollana Burke
Who The F**k Am I?
As a woman reflects on how she has altered herself to succeed in male-dominated environments, she confronts the unspoken expectation that femininity must be muted to be considered professional.
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