A showcase of the best Female Directed films in the world today.
Audience Awards:
Best Feature Film: SERENADE TO THE WIND
Best Short Film: LATE WINTER
Best Story: SHUT UP & MAKE ME…..
Best Direction: INSECT
Best Performances: CONTRAPLANO
Details of each film:
CONTRAPLANO, 7min., Brazil
Directed by Débora Bukanowsky
We’re so accustomed to seeing the movement in front of cameras that we don’t question: what’s it like to be behind a camera and produce cinema?
https://www.facebook.com/Bukanowsky/
https://www.instagram.com/arnobukanowsky/

INSECT, 8min., Canada
Directed by Cherelle Ann Sarah Higgins
In a subterranean prison, a bitter young girl and her supernatural ally hold a strange and beautiful man captive to avenge the crimes he has committed against her.
https://insect.bulldog-pictures.com/
https://www.instagram.com/b_dog_films/

SHUT UP & MAKE ME…., 12min., USA
Directed by Claudine Pierre-Louis
We witness the search for answers amongst depression through the eyes of the main character, Soul.
https://www.instagram.com/claudinelove1214/

LATE WINTER, 17min., Croatia
Directed by Jasna Safić
Selma and Saša have been arranging for three weeks to go to dinner together, but on the day when they were finally given the opportunity to actually go, Saša’s mother conveys them that Saša’s demented father Vlado has gone and he needs to be found. Selma and Saša go to his parents’ settlement to find him, take him home and put him to the bed.

SERENADE TO THE WIND, 59min., Croatia
Directed by Sanela Bajric
In 1937 La Scala Theater in Milan held a contest for a new opera. The winning opera should have been “La Serenata al Vento” (The Serenade to the Wind) composed by Aldo Finzi, a young, but already successful composer.
http://www.imago21.org/serenade.html
https://www.facebook.com/SerenadeToTheWindDocumentary/
