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    Release: Femme Filmmakers Festival Announces 11th Edition & Online Screening Signup

    Mark ZiobroBy Mark ZiobroAugust 11, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    In partnership with Filmotomy, the Femme Filmmakers Festival announces its 11th year. The festival, as usual, will be entirely virtual. It will be a curation of 114 short films screenings, showing 38 of this year’s official short films three times each across the 10 days of the festival.

    The Femme Filmmakers Festival is a great way to support women-led films and indie filmmakers. There is no fee to sign up to watch any of the festival’s 38 films. However, Robin Write of Filmotomy announced he wanted to draw attention to the festival’s charity partner, Medical Aid For Palestinians, which the festival is fundraising for through the 10-day event.

    The Festival

    From the festival’s screening registration page, please note the following:

    • There is no admission fee for the screenings.
    • All short film screenings take place online via a Zoom call, link will be provided.
    • You will receive a reminder email closer to the time, but we do recommend adding this to your calendars when you first register.
    • We ask you do not share the Zoom link to anyone outside of the registered parties without permission of the festival.
    • We recommend you join the Zoom call a few minutes prior to short film screening time.
    • You are welcome to turn on your camera, but please do remain muted during the screening.
    • Recording or photography during the screening is not permitted. This is down to participants discretions before or after the screening.
    • We encourage participation prior to the screening. After the screening has finished – there will be Q&As with members of the film after several screenings.
    • We do have the right to turn off screens, mute microphones, and remove participants altogether If there are any signs of disrespectful behaviour.
    • Short film will be screened by the host and shared across the call with visuals and sound, from the digital copy of the short film provided by the submitters.
    • Screenings will start at the times stated.
    • Latecomers may not be admitted.
    • Events outside of the short film screenings require participation and discussion and are marked with ***
    • An edit of the applicable Q&As and/or discussions will be published at a later date on the Filmotomy YouTube channel.
    • We are happy to listen to our participants so please do send us feedback if you have it.
    • Please contact silvia@femmefilmmakersfestival.online for any queries.

    Additionally, viewers can access the Bulk Bookings page here for easy access.

    Follow The Movie Buff for more information about the Femme Filmmakers Festival as it starts this Friday, as well as our coverage.

    –> Click HERE to access our coverage of last year’s festival.

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    Mark is a lifetime film lover and founder and Chief Editor of The Movie Buff. His favorite genres are horror, drama, and independent. He misses movie rental stores and is always on the lookout for unsung movies to experience.

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