Support Bridget Frances Harris and her film “Places of Worship”

by Rebecca Martin

October 3, 2022

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Cinema Femme interviews filmmaker, actor, and model Bridget Frances Harris about her newest project “Places of Worship”.

Bridget was one of the recipients of the Cinema Femme 2022 Breaking Down Walls Mentorship Program, and was matched with filmmaker Jennifer Reeder (“Knives and Skin”).

In “Places of Worship”, a Catholic altar server starts having visions of The Virgin Mary, forcing her to confront queer feelings for a movie theater coworker. A surreal coming of age story that embraces humor, embarrassment, and moving beyond romanticized queer narratives.

They are so close to their goal, please support: https://seedandspark.com/fund/places-of-worship#story

Learn more about Bridget and her work.

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Rebecca Martin

Rebecca Martin is the Managing Editor of Cinema Femme magazine and the Festival Director of Cinema Femme Short Film Fest. She founded her publication in 2018 because she wanted to create a platform for female voices in the film community. She has hosted film screenings in Chicago, led virtual panel discussions, Q&As, is the Cinema Femme Short Films Director, and has covered festivals like the Chicago International Film Festival, Sundance, Tribeca, and the Bentonville Film Festival.

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