“The Gaze” – Christina Raia
An actress is repeatedly catcalled on her way home from a shoot until just the right guy comes her way. (Originally distributed by ALTER.)
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“Travis” – Melissa Stephens
A man tries to make amends to a woman he believes he sexually assaulted in college.
2021 Cinema Femme Short Film Festival Submissions are open!
Cinema Femme magazine continues our short film festival into 2021! Cinema Femme is the voice of the female film experience, a platform for stories about womxn in film and their allies that aims to inspire change in the industry. Our short film festival is an […]
Q&A with “How Is This the World” director/actor/producer Sadie Rogers and producer Grace Hahn
Join us as we talk to Sadie Rogers and Grace Hahn about their film “How Is This the World”. Sadie directed, wrote, acted in, and co-produced the short film with Grace. “How Is This the World”: A mother befriends a burnt-out hacker to help search […]
Q&A with Ariel Kavoussi about her quarantine inspired comedy short “Rita Wishman’s Birthday”
RITA WISHMAN’S BIRTHDAY (2020) “Rita Wishman’s Birthday” is a dark comedy about ‘Rita Wishman’s’ (played by Ariel Kavoussi) 30th birthday. Charlotte Film Festival (Virtual Edition) 2020, Official Selection Director/Producer/Writer/Editor: Ariel Kavoussi Starring: Ariel Kavoussi, Magnus Kavoussi, Judith Salavetz, Max Drazen Cinematography/Sound: Moebius Simmons Additional Editor: […]
Q&A with “Scutly” filmmaker Layne Marie Williams and actor Joette Waters
Cinema Femme Managing Editor Rebecca Martin talks to filmmaker Layne Marie Williams and cast member about their film “Scutly”, currently running the film circuit. Synopsis: The Matour is home to two forces of nature — the spunky, bubbly Pastel Girls and Scutly, a quirky senior […]
“Scream” Cinema Femme Film Discussion
Join us Thursday, October 29th at 7 PM CT as we talk about the beloved Horror classic “Scream” (1996), directed by Wes Craven. The sleepy little town of Woodsboro just woke up screaming. There’s a killer in their midst who’s seen a few too many […]
Lynn Shelton “Of A Certain Age” Grant awarded to Miami-based Caribbean-American Filmmaker Keisha Rae Witherspoon
SEATTLE, WA (OCTOBER 28th, 2020) — This year, to honor the legacy of beloved filmmaker Lynn Shelton, Northwest Film Forum and Duplass Brothers Productions launched the Lynn Shelton “Of a Certain Age” Grant. This $25,000 unrestricted cash grant is modeled after Shelton’s own history in the […]
Q&A with “Once Upon A River” filmmaker and cast
This fall we talked to filmmaker Haroula Rose, actors Kenadi DelaCerna, John Ashton, Lindsay Pulsipher, Kenn E. Head, and producer Grace Hahn about their film “Once Upon A River”. Now playing in virtual cinema: https://www.filmmovement.com/once-upon-a-river Written & Directed by: Haroula Rose (“Lost & Found”) Based […]
Q&A with Katherine Bourne Taylor about career and “Ships in the Night”
Katherine Bourne Taylor is an actor, producer and creator in Los Angeles by way of Chicago. Currently, she is in post for her directorial and writing debut, Ships in the Night and filming a commercial here and there. Most recently, she produced and starred in […]
Q&A with filmmaker Jaclyn Bethany about her film “Indigo Valley”
Wednesday, September 2nd we talk with filmmaker Jaclyn Bethany about her thriller “Indigo Valley”, releasing on Apple TV on 9/8/20. The film is the story of estranged sisters Louise (Rosie Day) & Isabella (Bethany). When Isabella unexpectedly joins Louise and her new husband John (Brandon […]
