My Black Is., Directed by Miguel Valdez and Eunice Beato (6 min): Young women of color set out to redefine what black is to them.ĭomain of Stones, Directed by Estefania Clotti (6 min): A group of women live on an island subdued by black hands of stones. A comedic approach to the stereotyped Hollywood industry and the identity that entails for actors. Stereotyped, Directed by Andrea Vicunia (7 min): Comedienne Andrea Vicunia, originally from Spain, comes to LA only to discover that, here, she is 'Latina'. Little Lantern, Directed by Summer Wagner (14 min): A short coming of age story about a contemplative 11-year-old girl who is forced to grapple with her impending womanhood while at a religious summer camp.Īrcana Six, Directed by Mackenzie Patrick Flynn (5 min): After a pivotal romantic encounter at the end of their senior year, two childhood best friends, Maggie and Elena, reflect on the history of their relationship and the impending future of it that hangs in the balance.

When she comes back to her students she discovers that one of her students is the son of that nazi.

One night she is attacked by a nazi and severely injured. Some contain material that may not be appropriate for viewers of all ages.Ģnd Class, Directed by Jimmy Olsson (14 min): Charlotte has a new job as a second-grade teacher. PLEASE BE ADVISED: The films are not rated. It is a fun, inspiring, community-building event for artists and audiences alike! Now in its 14th year and increasingly international in scope, the festival provides an inclusive public space for under-represented artists-particularly women and people of color-to raise consciousness about gender, race, class, sexuality, and other dimensions of social inequality. The goal of the film festival is to showcase independent film spanning documentary, narrative, and experimental genres in order to explore perspectives often missing from mainstream media and culture. Tickets available at the door, or in advance at the WRRC (133 North Hall on UCD Campus)ĭavis Feminist Film Festival, sponsored by the Women's Research and Resources Center (WRRC), is a grassroots event that uses alternative media as a springboard for linking art to social issues. 203 East 14th Street at the Veterans Memorial Center Theatre

Film Feminisms by Kristin Hole