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@directedbywomenevents
Rachel E. Beattie’s started a new blog... and the first two posts feature news from her #DirectedbyWomen Film Viewing Party activities during the 2016 global celebration: #DirectedByWomen screening party picks & #DirectedByWomen screening party – trivia! Check out what she has to share.. and then stop by often to see what unfolds next...
The title of Ava DuVernay’s extraordinary and galvanizing documentary 13TH refers to the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, which reads “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States.” The progression from that second qualifying clause to the horrors of mass criminalization and the sprawling American prison industry is laid out by DuVernay with bracing lucidity. With a potent mixture of archival footage and testimony from a dazzling array of activists, politicians, historians, and formerly incarcerated women and men, DuVernay creates a work of grand historical synthesis.
Ava DuVernay takes on American’s prison system in the first trailer for The 13th.
The 13th opens New York Film Festival on September 30th...
This week’s post is a two-fer. First, it’s the usual monthly Naro Escape review. Second, Naro Video is also participating in the Directed By Women Worldwide Film Viewing Party.
Thanks for the Retweets!
Here’s a video that maps #DirectedbyWomen retweet activity on Twitter for the past month... Enjoy. Thanks to the OSME team for making this resource available...
Liverpool Small Cinema continue their work showcasing female filmmakers with a series of films #DirectedbyWomen for Scalarama. The lineup includes everything from cult faves and art-horror masterpieces to underseen American gems and recent releases.
“Liverpool Small Cinema has quietly established itself as one of the most dynamic, forward-thinking film organisations about. The community-run cinema recently dedicated 58% of their programming to films by women, trans and non-binary filmmakers. This month they’re at it again, with an extensive, diverse selection of films showing as part of this year’s partnership betweenScalarama and #DirectedbyWomen.”
" We've got a really great conversation with Barbara Ann O'Leary ofDirected by Women and this week is all about talking about movies directed by women as well as keeping you up to date with news and current events that effect women in the industry in a positive way. Tune in and join the conversation! Then... go enjoy some viewing parties and celebrate the work of women directors! “
The official and interactive website for internationally acclaimed independent female filmmaker, Jacqui Blue.
CELEBRATE WOMEN DIRECTORS:
Watch some films directed by women right here for the rest of the month of September 2016 as part of the Directed By Women's World Wide Viewing Party. We are bringing you a small variety from some women director's who are working with low budgets and loads of passion! Join our virtual party. We have a few short films, a couple features and trailers of some favorite films directed by women that you may know! Scroll through our whole Film Viewing Party and let us entertain you! Afterwards get interactive in the comment section, tell us what you liked and didn't like! Share with friends!
Today I watched Clueless, directed by Amy Heckerling, as part of the #DirectedbyWomen Global Viewing Party happening everywhere this September!
#directedbywomenglobalparty
The #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party continues...
Directed by Women en Madrid II - Teatro del Barrio
September 19 - 20, 2016
agnès films is proud to support the #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party. As a part of this exciting month-long event, we are thrilled to announce several Twitter chats this month with several of today’s successful women directors. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate in the chats by using the hashtag #afsep. Starts Tuesday September 13, 2016
We’re so excited! Please join us for a Twitter Chat September 13!.
Lily Mariye and Rachel Talalay are our special guests!
These talented TV directors will be sharing their insights and experiences for one full hour. Follow the hashtag #afsep.
Appreciating agnès films’ invitation to co-create this special event as part of the #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party.
Fem/Cine/Anarchy, Free Popup Screening of Women-Directed Films
September 30, 2016 Slab Sicilian Street Food, Portland, ME
Think Cinema is joining Scalarama to celebrate a night dedicated exclusively to the work of films #directedbywomen with different styles from Spanish speaking countries . VOTE CINEMA! …VOTE SCALARAMA!
THE HEADLESS WOMAN Dir. Lucrecia Martel /Argentina/Spain/Italy/France / 2008 / 87 mins
“What an extraordinary film Lucrecia Martel’s The Headless Woman is. You’ll leave The Headless Woman wanting to see it again” – THE TELEGRAPH
DE PRONTO Y DE NOCHE ( SUDDENLY ONE NIGHT) Dir: Arantxa Echevarria /Spain /2013 /20 mins “De Noche Y De Pronto “( Suddenly One Night ) a short directed in 2013 by Arantxa Echevarria has been especially selected by #directedbywomenspain as part of Scalarama strand #directedbywomen . This is the first time the film will be screened in Liverpool and the director has agreed for us to show it for this very especial occasion. This awarded winning short was filmed entirely during the night time with only two actors. Echevarria’s major challenge was to combined the strength of two great performances with rapid camera movements to reveal how women experience fear. Echevarria wants to show how “feminine fear”, fear to the real things in life, is missing from the horror genre that is mainly dominated by men. As she declared in a recent interview ” I think that not enough women direct horror, and I think that we need to make all sorts of films in all kinds of genres. And whenever women direct small, socially aware films, intimate films, people say It’s a Women’s Film. Ugh. I hate female stereotypes. I’m very feminist, and I know all that we can offer.”
LIVERPOOL SMALL CINEMA 8 SEPTEMBER 2016 · 7:00PM Visit the #Scalarama Calendar for more details...
The Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Library at Indiana University is celebrating with #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party again this year! Three great films by three amazing film directors.
PROGRAMACIÓN MAD 2016
PROGRAMACIÓN CINETECA 16,17,18 de Septiembre Plaza de Legazpi, 8. MATADERO. Madrid.
VIERNES 16 TRAYECTORIA – ISABEL COIXET: ‘Ayer no termina nunca’ – 20h30
SÁBADO 17 CORTOMETRAJES INÉDITOS EN MADRID – 20h OASIS (14’52’’) de Carmen Jimenez BEYOND THE BLUE (15’) de Elena de Sala del Real DON FEDERICO (1’) de Elvira Ongil AAVA (5’) de Andrea Zapata Girau UKA (3’) de Valle Comba Canales PUPS (29’35’’) de Nuria Aguado Roig GENDER & NUMBER (6’) de Inés Poggio Quero E+D – EXPERIMENTAL Y DANZA – 20h30 AMENZE, IN BETWEEN WORLDS (11’05’’) de Mariona Lloreta VER (14’02’’) de Elena Santín CONTRA (20’06’’) de Begonia Colomar SOLO FOR TWO (4’14’’) de Anita Kwoatkowska-Naqvi COLLISION (1’42’’) de Abbey Sacks MELODRAMA (13’09’’) de Cayetana H. Cuyás y Cris Nova TRES MOSCAS A MEDIDA (7’47’’) de María Álvarez y Elisa Morais
DOMINGO 18 SECCIÓN OFICIAL DE CORTOMETRAJES – 19h ADAM PEIPER (16’) de Mónica Mateo NO ME QUITES (14’) de Laura Jou CON LA BOCA CERRADA (9’33’’) de Anna Farré Añó MARIAMA (9’27’’) de Mabel Lozano NO ABORTAMOS (19’) de Marta Onzain y Alberto Rodríguez Peña-Marín TOUCHED (3’) de Cristina Guisado y Ludwig Camarillo UNA AVENTURA DE MIEDO (10’33’’) de Cristina Vilches
TRAYECTORIA – ISABEL COIXET: ‘Palabras, mapas, secretos y otras cosas ‘ – 18h30
PROGRAMACIÓN TEATRO DEL BARRIO 19 y 20 de Septiembre Calle Zurita, 20, 28012 Madrid
LUNES 19 DOCUMENTAL ‘Cuando sale el sol’ (42’) de Elena Martínez – 19h
SELECCIÓN DE CORTOMETRAJES Y COLOQUIO CON SUS DIRECTORAS Y DIRECTORAS DE FOTOGRAFÍA – 20h PIPAS (3’) de Manuela Burló Moreno LAS QUE VIVEN EN LA NIEBLA (15’) de Chus Gutiérrez, con fotografía de Almudena Sánchez SHITUATION (7’35) de Olga Alaman EL ÚLTIMO BUS (17’) de Arantxa Echevarría, con fotografía de Pilar Sánchez Díaz
MARTES 20 DOCUMENTAL ‘Los Goliardos’ (73’24’’) de Aida Argüelles & Maite Ojer – 18h30
DOCUMENTAL ‘Tocaoras’ (108’) de Alicia Cifredo Chacón – 20h
CONCIERTO de la tocaora NOA DREZLER – 22h
Visit Directed by Women BCN MAD website for more details about this fantastic multi-day #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party!
8pm EDT most days this month... Laura Ivins will be live tweeting Věra Chytilová’s Daisies! These are images from her Twitter feed from last night’s event - Day 2! #20days1film #daisies1966 #DirectedbyWomen So many different ways to engage in the #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party!. How are you celebrating women directors this September?
