The Dublin Feminist Film Festival returns from 20 – 22 November.
Dublin Feminist Film Festival has established firm roots on Dublin’s cultural calendar, shining a spotlight on women in film. DFFF promotes and celebrates female filmmakers, hoping to inspire and empower others to get involved in filmmaking.
The theme for #DFFF2018 is REFRAME/REFOCUS. The programme this year will feature films not only directed by women, but also shot by female cinematographers. In emphasizing the role of the cinematographer, the festival aims to expand the notion of who ‘makes’ a film and what ‘Films by Women’ means, while also raising questions about whether and how films shot by women feature a different or other gaze.
FREE TALK: Women and Cinematography
A consideration of the often distinctive contribution of women directors and cinematographers to developments in film style and spectatorship.
FREE EVENT: Filmmakers Deirdre O’Toole and Eimear Ennis Graham in Conversation
Award Winning Filmmakers Deirdre O’Toole and Eimear Ennis Graham discuss their work.
Shorts Programme + Parklands Combined Screening
2018’s 10 Shorts Award Finalists.
Followed by Feature PARKLANDS
Winner Announcement and Award Presentation by Megan K Fox and Mia Mullarkey.
Prizes have kindly been donated by MediaDrives.ie.
Tickets €13/€11
IRISH PREMIERE! The Seen and Unseen
Director Kamila Andini, Cinematographer Anggi Frisca, Indonesia 2017 (1hr 23mins)
Tickets €11/€9
XXY
Director Lucia Puenzo, Cinematographer Natasha Braier, Argentina 2007 (1hr 26mins)
Tickets €11/€9
Cameraperson
Director and Cinematographer Kirsten Johnson, US 2017 (1hr 42mins)
Tickets €11/€9
