Annarosa Mudd

Cinema Femme Short Film Festival, Film Festivals, Profile

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Cinema Femme Short Film Festival Announces Full Program: April 25 – May 2, 2024

by cinemafemme

April 23, 2024

Chicago, Illinois, (April 2, 2024) – Today, the Cinema Femme Short Film Festival announced the full lineup of films and programs included in its 6th edition, running April 25 – May 2, 2024. Cinema Femme Magazine,

Interviews, Television

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Attracted to the Darkness: Sophia Adler on Her Pivotal Role in “Harlan Coben’s Shelter”

by Matt Fagerholm

November 22, 2023

If there were any justice in the realm of film distribution, every member of the #MeToo movement would currently be the proud owner of a boxed set featuring four movies

Black History, Film Festivals, Interviews, Short Films

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Emerging filmmaker Tiffany Tenille tells her own fairy tale in “Albion Rose”

by Rebecca Martin

July 17, 2023

Tiffany Tenille is a phenomenal woman. She is an actress (as displayed in Numa Perrier’s “Jezebel”), writer and an emerging filmmaker. We were so honored to host the Chicago premiere

Awards, Film Festivals, Short Films

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Encore! Watch our 2023 AWARDED shorts this weekend (5/12 – 5/14)!

by cinemafemme

May 12, 2023

With the success of our first hybrid (in-person and online) film festival, we wanted to bring back some of our shorts for one last weekend! All of these films received an

April Showcase, Film Festivals, Sexual Assault Awareness, Short Films, Uncategorized

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A conversation between “Jen, 28” creator/star Jessica Sharples and “TAPE” actor/producer Annarosa Mudd

by cinemafemme

April 14, 2021

Along with the short “Jen, 28” streaming now, join us for a 30-minute discussion between “Jen, 28” star and story creator Jessica Sharples and actor and producer Annarosa Mudd (“TAPE”)

Interviews, Now Playing, Sexual Assault Awareness

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Deborah Kampmeier’s ‘Tape’ explores the gray areas of #MeToo through sharing one woman’s powerful story

by Rebecca Martin

March 26, 2020

I was first introduced to Deborah Kampmeier’s “Tape” during my interview with the film’s cinematographer Valentina Caniglia. Since our conversation took place a year ago, she couldn’t go into depth