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Veronika Bolotina
It’s Not For Me
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
END TO KNOWING YOU
Bianca Caderas
Sweet Joy
Leah Rustomjee
The Granny Grommets
Zeta Gkoka
You Can Call Me Lou
Renee Kypriotis
RAGE
Natalia Albin
When I Was a Child, I Was Told I Had No Brain
LATEST films
END TO KNOWING YOU
Conceived and performed by KÁRYYN, ‘END TO KNOWING YOU’ is a sensual elegy straddling the edge between toxic and unrelenting love.
Bianca Caderas
Sweet Joy
Sweet Joy takes us into a surreal dreamscape where whimsical scenes and echoes of old machinery intertwine. A poetic journey unfolds — whimsical, mysterious, and touched with lightness and magic.
Leah Rustomjee
The Granny Grommets
Every Friday morning, the Granny Grommets meet at Middleton Beach to catch a wave, turning the tide on what becomes expected of us as we age
Zeta Gkoka
You Can Call Me Lou
You Can Call Me Lou" is a personal and transformative story of Louise, an ex-dancer who transitioned in the 1980s, navigating her journey of self-expression and identity.
Renee Kypriotis
RAGE
As Julie Mac and her gang of Sharpies fight their way through their turbulent teenage years, Julie reflects on the unexpected bond she forms with the Italian tailor who crafts her iconic ‘Connie’ cardigan; a symbol that will firmly establish her within the Sharpie subculture.
Natalia Albin
When I Was a Child, I Was Told I Had No Brain
A surreal poetry short about loneliness, losing ourselves and wanting, for better or worse, to belong.
Bianca Caderas
Sweet Joy
Sweet Joy takes us into a surreal dreamscape where whimsical scenes and echoes of old machinery intertwine. A poetic journey unfolds — whimsical, mysterious, and touched with lightness and magic.
Leah Rustomjee
The Granny Grommets
Every Friday morning, the Granny Grommets meet at Middleton Beach to catch a wave, turning the tide on what becomes expected of us as we age
Zeta Gkoka
You Can Call Me Lou
You Can Call Me Lou" is a personal and transformative story of Louise, an ex-dancer who transitioned in the 1980s, navigating her journey of self-expression and identity.
Renee Kypriotis
RAGE
As Julie Mac and her gang of Sharpies fight their way through their turbulent teenage years, Julie reflects on the unexpected bond she forms with the Italian tailor who crafts her iconic ‘Connie’ cardigan; a symbol that will firmly establish her within the Sharpie subculture.
Natalia Albin
When I Was a Child, I Was Told I Had No Brain
A surreal poetry short about loneliness, losing ourselves and wanting, for better or worse, to belong.
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