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Survivors deserve justice. WMM New Release LOUD ENOUGH (dir. Hilary Klotz Steinman) follows a young woman and her family's struggle to find it within the criminal justice system. An intimate, emotional story, LOUD ENOUGH is an important film that demonstrates the strength and resilience of survivors. Learn more and book here: https://www.wmm.com/film/Loud-enough/
Tune in to PBS tonight at 10 PM for the broadcast premiere of FIRE THROUGH DRY GRASS (dir. Andres “Jay” Molina and Alexis Neophytides)! This fantastic documentary follows Black and brown disabled artists documenting their lives during COVID-19. Amid isolation and institutional neglect, they use poetry and art to underscore the danger and imprisonment they feel. Don't miss this powerful project on PBS (check your local listings) tonight, or stream it on pbs.org or the PBS App.
Don't miss the upcoming A WOMAN ON THE OUTSIDE (dir. Zara Katz and Lisa Riordan Seville) Panel, Family Ties: Amplifying the Voices of the Children of the Incarcerated on November 1st at 7:00 PM EST! Moderated by prison abolitionist, activist, and academic gangsta Keeonna Harris, and featuring film participants Kristal Bush and her nephew Nyvae Scott, this dialogue between adult children of the incarcerated and the formerly incarcerated will provide a glimpse into their unique lived experiences. A Q&A will follow the panel discussion. Register now at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dbjU5vqkTVGZcffpMI7VPA
This weekend you can catch the WMM release Storming Caesars Palace at two festivals! 🎥
Workers Unite Film Festival: SAT 10/28, 8:45pm @ Cinema Village, Manhattan (22 East 12th St). Tickets👉 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/program-5-storming-caesars-palace-welfare-rights-movement-1970s-qa-tickets-734477661457?aff=odcleoeventsincollection
Bushwick Film Festival: SUN 10/29, 5:30pm @ Williamsburg Cinemas, Brooklyn (217 Grand Street). Use code "Bushwick20" for 20% off! Tickets👉 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/storming-caesars-palace-tickets-720996639357?aff=oddtdtcreator
Stay for Q&As after both screenings! 🗣️🍿
STORMING CAESARS PALACE shares the story of how a group of ordinary low-income mothers launched an extraordinary grassroots movement.
Tonight at 7 pm at DCTV's Firehouse Cinema, WMM's new acquisition, RAZING LIBERTY SQUARE, is screening, followed by a Post-Screening Q&A with Director Katja Esson, Protagonist Aaron McKinney, Housing Justice Organizer Marquis Jenkins. Moderated by Neyda Martinez (“Decade of Fire”).
NY Theatrical Premiere Q&A Details Fri Oct 27, 7pm: Behind the Razing StoryPost-Screening Q&A with Director Katja Esson, Protagonist Aaron McKinney, Housing Justice Organizer Marquis Jenkins. Moderated by Neyda Martinez. Sat Oct 28, 2pm: Saving Public HousingPost-Screening Panel and Workshop with Sa...
Tomorrow, October 27, marks the final day of the Media Literacy Week Virtual Film Festival! Sign up online to explore 10 films dissecting media portrayals and the industries behind them. The line-up includes five WMM creations and five masterpieces from the Media Education Foundation in collaboration with National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE). Catch these compelling documentaries before they're gone!
For more than 45 years, Women Make Movies has championed women filmmakers and their stories. The largest distributor of films by and about women in the world, WMM also supports hundreds of independent filmmakers each year with our highly successful Production Assistance Program.
In a recent opinion essay in The New York Times, Caster Semenya shares her simple desire: she "just wanted to run." This sentiment underscores the ongoing controversy over the policing of female athletes' bodies, reminding us of the challenges Semenya faced in 2009. WMM's release, CATEGORY: WOMAN (dir. Phyllis Ellis), shines a light on this issue by tracing the experiences of four athletes and spotlighting the deep connection between sexism and racism in sports. Through its exploration of the aftereffects of regulations forcing some female athletes to modify their natural bodies, the film emerges as a powerful advocate for their human rights. CATEGORY: WOMAN is available to book or purchase:
Who is a woman and who gets to decide?
WMM new release, RAZING LIBERTY SQUARE (dir. Katja Esson), premieres theatrically with an opening in NYC at DCTV's Firehouse Cinema on Friday, October 27th, for one week only. Visit DCTV's Firehouse Cinema for dates, times of screenings, to buy tickets, and for information about additional post-screening discussions featuring director Katja Esson and more:
NY Theatrical Premiere Q&A Details Fri Oct 27, 7pm: Behind the Razing StoryPost-Screening Q&A with Director Katja Esson, Protagonist Aaron McKinney, Housing Justice Organizer Marquis Jenkins. Moderated by Neyda Martinez. Sat Oct 28, 2pm: Saving Public HousingPost-Screening Panel and Workshop with Sa...
The Narrative Fellows Program is the most advanced filmmaking program offered at Reel Works for students ages 16-24.This intensive, year-long fellowship provides talented young filmmakers with the opportunity to specialize in a craft of filmmaking: Screenwriting, Directing, Producing, Cinematography, or Editing. As a cohort, the students will create new and sophisticated work, gain individualized study with a professional mentor, receive hands-on work experience and media opportunities, and collectively focus on film studies and media literacy. Narrative Fellows begins November 15th, 2023 and runs until August 2024. The program meets every Wednesday and Thursday from 4:30 PM-6:30 PM.
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A farmer in rural India takes on the justice system after his 13-year-old daughter survives a heinous sexual assault. To Kill a Tiger is a powerful testament to a father’s love and is not just a documentary, it’s a movement: . Now playing in NYC at Film Forum, expanding nationwide on October 27th. Executive Produced by Mindy Kaling, Rupi Kaur and Dev Patel, winner of 19 awards and named “one of the most anticipated movies of Fall 2023” by the New York Times.
🧡 Get tickets now: www.ToKillATigerFilm.com/watch
Join us for a Media Literacy Week Virtual Film Festival starting today until October 27! Register online and gain access to 10 films that take a critical look at media images, messages, and the corporate systems that produce them. This year's festival features five WMM projects and five films from the Media Education Foundation in partnership with the National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE). Don't miss these powerful and inspiring documentaries! https://www.wmm.com/virtual-screening-room/media-literacy-week-2023-virtual-film-festival-sign-up/
Escape into the transformative journey of BLUE ID (dir. Burcu Melekoglu & Vuslat Karan) tomorrow night (10/21) at 7:00 pm at the LGBT Center, screening at NewFest! Created with support from our PA program, this poignant film begins on October 4, 2012, capturing the moment Rüzgar Erkoçlar, an actor in Turkey, embarks on his authentic life as a transman. What follows is a tale of hope, privacy invaded, and the power of resilience. Don't miss this inspiring story.
Plan your evening with Rüzgar: https://newfest.org/events/blueid/
We are happy to announce numerous WMM filmmakers, alum, and those from our Production Assistance Program have clinched the 2023 Chicken & Egg Pictures Research and Development Grant! Check out our blog for the full rundown on awardees, and stay tuned for updates on their inspiring journeys! 🎥✨ https://www.wmm.com/wmm-filmmakers-receive-2023-chicken-egg-research-and-development-grants/
History must be remembered. In 80 YEARS LATER (dir. Celine Parrenas Shimizu), a Japanese American family grapples with the multigenerational impact of Executive Order 9066, which forcibly imprisoned thousands of Japanese Americans during World War II. Explore the legacy of resistance born from this traumatic history here: https://www.wmm.com/catalog/film/80-years-later/
Join Film Fatales on Friday, November 3rd, at 2pm PT / 5pm ET for a unique online distribution and marketing workshop. Led by 8 Above founder Jon Reiss, a globally recognized speaker and expert, he will guide filmmakers on tailoring pathways to reach their film's audience. The session, moderated by Jennifer Takaki, will feature live consultations on marketing strategies with Film Fatales members, including Hazel Gurland-Pooler, Jasmín López, and more. Supported by partners like IDA and The Gotham, the workshop ensures accessibility with live captions. A recording will be available post-event.
RSVP: http://ffla110323.eventbrite.com
Congratualtions to our Executive Director Debra Zimmerman, who will be honored with the Vermont International Film Festival Award for Outstanding Contribution to American Cinema. She has been chosen to receive this award because of her influential leadership in supporting women filmmakers and bringing their work to the general public!
You have TWO MORE DAYS to enjoy our free National Hispanic Heritage Month Virtual Film Festival. If you haven't seen Michele Stephenson's STATELESS, we highly encourage you to register to watch! The film looks at the complex politics of immigration and race in the Dominican Republic and Haiti; watch it now for free by registering: https://www.wmm.com/sign-up-hispanic-heritage-month-2023-virtual-film-festival/
We are happy to share that two WMM filmmakers have been selected as part of Filmmaker Magazine's 25 New Faces Of Independent Film! Each director is part of our Production Assistance Program with their films BREAK THE GAME (dir. Jane M. Wagner) and FAMILIAR TOUCH (dir. Sarah Friedland). Congratulations to these incredible women!
Fantastic news from our WMM family! Congratulations to our program alums/filmmakers Sabrina Schmidt Gordon and Dawn Porter, for receiving the Reel Sisters Trailblazer Award! Their dedication to storytelling and passion for change is truly inspiring.
Only THREE DAYS left! Check out our National Hispanic Heritage Month Virtual Film Festival for free. Experience 10 captivating films spotlighting Hispanic Heritage women, including 's MAESTRA AND MAESTRAS VOLUNTARIAS. Discover the brave journey of Cuba's first Volunteer Teachers and the monumental National Literacy Campaign they initiated. Register now for unrestricted access: https://www.wmm.com/sign-up-hispanic-heritage-month-2023-virtual-film-festival/
You have FOUR MORE DAYS to enjoy our free National Hispanic Heritage Month Virtual Film Festival. Don't miss out on this opportunity to watch 10 remarkable films by and about women of Hispanic Heritage, including CHICANAS as it traces the history of Chicana and Mexican women from pre-Columbian times to the present. Watch it now for free by registering: https://www.wmm.com/sign-up-hispanic-heritage-month-2023-virtual-film-festival/
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October 12th @ 1 pm PT/4 pm ET, co-hosted by Show & Tell and the Jewish Film Institute.
Join ShowandTell.film and the Jewish Film Institute for a revealing conversation about neglected yet highly successful approaches to film funding. Keith's expertise has helped hundreds of filmmakers raise over $8,000,000 through unconventional channels.
Co-presented by the Claims Conference and Reboot Studios.
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Time is ticking! Until October 15, dive into our National Hispanic Heritage Month Virtual Film Festival for free. Witness the stories of 10 incredible films centered on women of Hispanic Heritage. Featured is Margo Guernsey's COUNCILWOMAN, which captures the journey of Carmen Castillo from Rhode Island, navigating her role as a councilwoman and her day job as a hotel housekeeper. Don't miss this compelling narrative. Register to watch for free:
For more than 45 years, Women Make Movies has championed women filmmakers and their stories. The largest distributor of films by and about women in the world, WMM also supports hundreds of independent filmmakers each year with our highly successful Production Assistance Program.
You have TEN MORE DAYS to enjoy our free National Hispanic Heritage Month Virtual Film Festival. Don't miss out on this opportunity to watch 10 remarkable films by and about women of Hispanic Heritage, including 's portrait of visionary Cuban-American dramatist Maria Irene Fornes, THE REST I MAKE UP. Watch it now by registering for free: https://www.wmm.com/sign-up-hispanic-heritage-month-2023-virtual-film-festival/
We are happy to share that Four WMM filmmakers took home EMMY wins last week at the News & Documentary Emmy Awards! A big congratulations also to all of the WMM films and filmmakers who were also nominated! Read more on our blog.
This Friday, 10/5, at 2p CT/ 3p ET, we will speak with the director of FLY SO FAR, Celina Escher. There is so much to unpack in this conversation, so make sure you are watching, and don't forget you can watch FLY SO FAR for free until 10/15 with our National Hispanic Heritage Month Virtual Film Festival. https://www.wmm.com/sign-up-hispanic-heritage-month-2023-virtual-film-festival/
You have until October 15 to enjoy our free National Hispanic Heritage Month Virtual Film Festival. Don't miss out on this opportunity to watch 10 remarkable films by and about women of Hispanic Heritage, including OVARIAN PSYCOS (dir. Joanna Sokolowski, Kate Trumbull-LaValle), which follows the Ovarian Psycos cycle against violence, balancing personal struggles with empowering women to combat injustice. Watch it now for free: https://www.wmm.com/sign-up-hispanic-heritage-month-2023-virtual-film-festival/
We are excited to announce that MAESTRA AND MAESTRAS VOLUNTARIAS (dir. Catherine Murphy) Maestra Productions is screening during opening night at the 14th Annual brought to you by FistUpTv La Peña Cultural Center & . Tickets are available now at https://linktr.ee/fistuptv
This National Hispanic Heritage Month, we are offering a FREE virtual film festival where you can watch 10 remarkable films by and about women of Hispanic Heritage. HAVANA DIVAS (dir. S. Louisa Wei), which offers a window into the experience of Chinese migration to Cuba, follows two Cantonese opera singers who performed for decades in Cuba before and during Fidel Castro’s revolution. Watch it now for free!
Exciting Announcement! Women Make Movies is thrilled to be a highlighted organization in Groupe Intervention Vidéo’s two new groundbreaking books. To celebrate, a special launch event will be held on Wednesday, September 27th, from 5-7 pm at GIV, 4001 Rue Berri, #105. A hybrid Zoom option will be available for those who can't make it in person. The event will be conducted in English and French, featuring discussions with authors Marta Boni, Rosanna Maule, and special guests. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to delve deeper into the contributions of women in film and video! Register to watch: https://concordia-ca.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ncg0cgqJSYaFUZze26alzA #/registration
Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Double Book Launch: Sustainable Resilience in Women's Film and Video Organizations (Rosanna Maule) and Perdre Pied, Le principe d'incertitude dans les series (Marta Boni). After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
This Friday at 2p CT/ 3p ET Join us for a moving conversation with WAYS OF BEING HOME director Cecilia Cornejo as we discuss National Hispanic Heritage Month, the importance of ritual, relationship, and community, and more. Make sure you tune in on Instagram Live this Friday, September 29!
Register Now for a special virtual panel with the team behind the WMM release A WOMAN ON THE OUTSIDE, directed by Zara Katz and Lisa Riordan Seville. Caring Collaborations: What Social Workers Can Learn From Families Impacted by Incarceration takes place tomorrow, Sept. 27, at 7 p.m. EST. Moderated by author and independent journalist Roxanna Asgarian, the panel provides a forum for families impacted by incarceration to offer best practices for social workers rooted in holistic engagement that maintains crucial kinship networks. Register for free and learn more: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_pCZCs3ZeToOhpIbZGqnizQ #/registration
This National Hispanic Heritage Month, we are offering a FREE virtual film festival where you can watch 10 remarkable films by and about women of Hispanic Heritage. WAYS OF BEING HOME (dir. Cecilia Cornejo) is an evocative audiovisual meditation on the experience of Mexican immigrants living and working in rural America. Watch it now for free! https://www.wmm.com/sign-up-hispanic-heritage-month-2023-virtual-film-festival/
Wmm-sponsored film ARTIFACTS (dir. Beatriz M Calleja) follows the journey of an accomplished NYC female photographer as she navigates life post-diagnosed with ‘Pixelated Vision,’ an uncommon modern visual condition. They are currently raising 10k and could use your help! Find out more about the film and offer your support here:
Artifacts follows the journey of an accomplished female photographer residing in the heart of NYC. After being diagnosed with ‘Pixelated Vision’, an uncommon modern visual condition, she navigates its impact on her daily life. Help us reach our goal of $10k to bring this passion project to life!
Join us for a virtual panel with the team behind A WOMAN ON THE OUTSIDE, a WMM release directed by Zara Katz and Lisa Riordan Seville. Caring Collaborations: What Social Workers Can Learn From Families Impacted by Incarceration will take place on Sept. 27 at 7 pm EST. Moderated by author and independent journalist Roxanna Asgarian, the panel provides a forum for families impacted by incarceration to offer best practices for social workers rooted in holistic engagement that maintains crucial kinship networks. Register for free and learn more: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_pCZCs3ZeToOhpIbZGqnizQ #/registration
This Friday at 2p CT/ 3p ET Join us for a thought-provoking conversation with STATELESS director Michèle Stephenson as we discuss National Hispanic Heritage Month, the 10th anniversary of the Dominican Republic Supreme Court ruling that affected many Haitian immigrants, and more. Make sure you tune in on our Instagram Live this Friday, September 22!
Upcoming deadline alert! The submission deadline for The Southern Storytellers WIP Showcase at the HSDFF Filmmaker Forum is Monday, 9/25. Don't miss the chance to screen a clip of your work-in-progress and connect with other documentary filmmakers from October 9-10! Submit your project and learn more here:
Please fill out the below information to submit your work-in-progress documentary short or feature film to be considered for the Southern Storytellers WIP Screening at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival Filmmaker Forum. The Forum is a two-day filmmaker/industry conference to be held October 9...
Tonight! INVISIBLE BEAUTY (dir. Bethann Hardison & Frederic T’cheng), made with the assistance of our PA program and a stunning memoir by the incomparable Bethann Hardison, the fashion world maverick and activist, opens at the Film Forum. Get your tickets now!
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A WOMAN ON THE OUTSIDE (dir. Zara Katz & Lisa Riordan Seville) shines light onto the lives of women who must struggle with having their spouses and loved ones behind bars. Continue watching their stories. It is available to book or purchase now! https://www.wmm.com/catalog/film/a-woman-on-the-outside/
Esther Newton shares her intimate journey of self-discovery with audiences in ESTHER NEWTON MADE ME GAY (dir. Jean Carlomusto). Come along for the ride! https://www.wmm.com/catalog/film/esther-newton-made-me-gay/
BEHIND THE RAGE (dir. Deeyah Khan) delivers to audiences poignant facts on the violence acted upon women by their romantic partners. Gain further insight into this critical issue: https://www.wmm.com/catalog/film/behind-the-rage/
A touching scene between a daughter and her incarcerated father. A WOMAN ON THE OUTSIDE (dir. Zara Katz & Lisa Riordan Seville) shares with audiences the highs and lows for those whose loved ones sit behind bars: https://www.wmm.com/catalog/film/a-woman-on-the-outside/
A powerful scene on communication and ending a cycle of violence from BEHIND THE RAGE (dir. Deeyah Khan). Gain insight into those who perpetrate violence against their girlfriends and wives: https://www.wmm.com/catalog/film/behind-the-rage/
A WOMAN ON THE OUTSIDE (dir. Zara Katz & Lisa Riordan Seville) introduces Kristal Bush, a social worker and founder of Bridging the Gap, a van service that drives families to visit loved ones in faraway prisons. This heartfelt documentary is available to book and purchase now! https://www.wmm.com/catalog/film/a-woman-on-the-outside/
Today the Supreme Court begins hearing arguments in Brackeen v. Haaland, which could overturn the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 and have far-reaching impacts on federal protections for Native American tribes. WMM release, DAUGHTER OF A LOST BIRD (dir. Brooke Pepion Sweeney), tells a closely related story of Kendra Mylnechuk Potter, a Native woman adopted into a white family who reconnects with her Native identity and begins to view herself as a living legacy of U.S. assimilationist policy.
Explore the power and complexity of technology through the lens of TikTok and the Gen Z influencers who know it best. Watch WMM new release TIKTOK, BOOM. on Independent Lens | PBS ’ and the PBS Video app starting October 24. https://to.pbs.org/3p3V9Qd
This #HispanicHeritageMonth, discover STATELESS (Apátrida-Stateless) (dir. Michèle Stephenson), which explores the complex politics of immigration and race in the Dominican Republic and Haiti using a combination of magical realism and hidden camera techniques. https://bit.ly/WMM_Stateless
Celebrate #HispanicHeritageMonth with WMM's WAYS OF BEING HOME (dir. Cecilia Cornejo). The film explores the experience of Mexican immigrants living and working in rural America, contrasting that life with the agricultural town of Maltrata in Veracruz, Mexico. Available for puchase or to book for screenings: https://bit.ly/WMM_WaysofBeingHome
At the University of Southern California, women students and faculty challenge the higher education institution after experiencing decades of sexual abuse, harassment and dismissal. WMM release BREACH OF TRUST (dir. Mishal Mahmud) airs on WORLD Channel's Local, USA. Available on TV, online and in the PBS app: https://bit.ly/LUSA_BreachofTrust #trustoncampus #sexualassault Los Angeles Times
Watch Abigail Disney grapple with America's inequality crisis, exploring systemic injustices via her family's story in WMM-sponsored The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales. It's the movie Disney doesn't want you to see. In theaters and on digital September 23. #AmericanDreamDoc
New Release! ANNAH LA JAVANAISE (dir. Fatimah Tobing Rony) is an animated reimagining of the life of Annah, a 13-year-old Javanese girl brought to France in 1893 to serve as a maid and model to the famous painter Paul Gauguin. Now available for purchase and to book for screenings: https://bit.ly/WMM_Annah
WMM new release DYING TO DIVORCE (dir. Chloë Fairweather) takes viewers into the heart of Turkey’s gender-based violence crisis and the recent political events that have severely eroded democratic freedoms. Now available to purchase and book for screenings: https://bit.ly/WMM_DyingtoDivorce
July is Disability Pride Month! Learn about the long-reaching history and lasting implications of derogatory language used to describe people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in WMM's The R-Word: A Documentary Film (dir. Amanda Lukoff). https://bit.ly/WMM_RWord
On a return trip from a voter education workshop, Fannie Lou Hamer and several other civil rights activists were arrested for sitting at a "whites only" counter and beaten while in police custody. She suffered permanent injury as a result of her activism. This Disability Pride Month, learn more about one of the Civil Rights Movement's greatest leaders in WMM new release Fannie Lou Hamer's America. Now available to purchase or book for screenings: https://bit.ly/WMM_FLHA
"We have the strength and the courage to keep fighting." - Teodora Vásquez. At a women’s prison in El Salvador, Teodora becomes the spokesperson for The Seventeen, a group of working-class women who were all incarcerated after having miscarriages. Hear their stories in WMM release Fly So Far. Available to watch now for free in our virtual screening room: https://bit.ly/WMMReproChoiceFilms
“Nobody’s free until everybody’s free." These are the words coined by one of the Civil Rights Movement's greatest leaders, Fannie Lou Hamer. Learn more about her in her own words and songs in WMM new release Fannie Lou Hamer's America (dir. Joy Davenport, prod. Monica Land). https://bit.ly/WMM_FLHA
"Being one of twenty children...I know what it's like to be hungry. I know what it's like to be without clothes." Hear Fannie Lou Hamer's story in her own words, in WMM release Fannie Lou Hamer's America. Available for purchase or to book for screenings: https://bit.ly/WMM_FLHA
This June, join New York Int'l Children's Film Festival (NYICFF) alumni filmmakers, cultural organizers, and industry leaders from around the world for FREE virtual conversations on a more inclusive kids' media landscape at the third annual Industry Forum. RSVP today: nyicff.org/industry
This #PrideMonth, witness Pidgeon's remarkable fight for bodily self-determination and learn about the human rights abuses on intersex people in the U.S. and around the world in WMM release A NORMAL GIRL (dir. Aubree Bernier-Clarke). Watch on Docuseek2: https://bit.ly/WMM_ANormalGirl
Celebrate #Pride with ALL WE’VE GOT (dir. Alexis Clements), a personal exploration of #LGBTQIA+ women’s communities, cultures and social justice work through the lens of the physical spaces they create. Add the film to your collection during our annual end-of-year sale or host a screening: http://bit.ly/AllWeveGot
"I had been intentionally sterilized." - Kelli Dillon, a survivor of illegal sterilization. Hear her story in WMM release Belly of the Beast, available to watch now in our Reproductive Choice virtual film series. https://bit.ly/WMMReproChoiceFilms
As states increasingly roll back abortion access nationwide, WMM's Fly So Far is a grave warning of just how far state control of women's bodies can go. This brave exposé about the criminalization of miscarriage in El Salvador is available to watch (for free!) in our Reproductive Choice virtual film series. Sign up to watch now through the end of May: https://bit.ly/WMMReproChoiceFilms
From cutting-edge documentaries that give depth to today’s headlines to smart, stunning films that push artistic and intellectual boundaries in all genres, Women Make Movies (WMM), a non-profit feminist social enterprise based in New York, is the world’s leading distributor of independent films by and about women. Our Production Assistance Program assists women directors with their productions from concept through completion with fiscal sponsorship, consultations and other technical assistance. We work with creative, ground-breaking films which win awards at festivals around the world. Films and filmmakers we have supported have been nominated for or won Academy® Awards in 12 of the past 13 years.
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