WOFFF24 Full Programme
We’re pleased to reveal the full WOFFF24 Online programme, 55 films from all over the world. You can see all of these films during WOFFF24 Online, from 7 September to 7 October.
For our online programme, we arrange the films into themed blocks, with several films in each block all of which have some similarities or things in common.
Block one: Nature or Nurture
Sometimes we tend, sometimes we’re tended, sometimes we’re left alone outside. Roles change, allegiances shift, and our families grow up too.
My Week with Maisy, Mika Simmons, UK
The Tree, Tyro Heath, UK
Looking forward to going home, Shu Ning Chang, China
Ani, Vonny Rasida, Indonesia
The Rising of the Sap, Susie Jones, UK
Sleepless in Settle, Judy Flynn, UK
Block two: Interior / Exterior
There’s danger in climbing a mountain or waiting at a bus stop at night. Who will guide us safely home? How do inner and outer worlds connect?
Eötvös (Expedition), Bence Kátai, Hungary, Italy
crowd, Eszter Marsalko, Wils Wilson, UK
SAFE, Debbie Howard, UK
Canned Laughter, Chris Brake, UK
Dead Air, Ronja Ehlers, Inês Filipa Palma Martins, Melissa Fabienne Klein, Lucía Artiles De Urioste, Germany, Portugal, Spain
pause, Lucretia Knapp, Lynne Yamamoto, USA
Outside In, Life Of A Figure Model, Etti Inbal, USA
Block three: A good tradition of love and hate
Falling in love, navigating toxic relationships, breaking up and running forever. No half measures in these films with all the feels.
Roses, Coral Knights, UK
My Type on Paper, Sarah Fox, UK
Rezzan, Özlem Baykuş, Turkey
Down, Down, Down, Lily Rose Thomas, UK
Mombomb, Patricia Beckmann Wells, USA
Never Too Old, Stash Wislocki, Patty J Arndt, USA
Olive, Rosie Potts, UK
Block four: Testimonies
Love in later life, love in retrospect, love when it speaks its name. Finding the power to bring secrets to light, bear witness to the truth and demand that reparations are made.
I’m in Love with Mother Nature, Toma McCullim, Ireland
My Two Lives, Creative Response to the Holocaust, Sarita Gold, Australia
I AM NOT OK, Gabrielle Lansner, USA
Offering, Marlene Millar, Canada
Tahnaanooku’, Justin Deegan, USA
Remembering, Dewi Minden, Canada
Us & In Between, Katia Shannon, UK
Block five: Maps and territories
Charting streets and bodies and minds. Remembering that one tree. Stories of reclaiming what was stolen and learning to redraw the map.
Stoop Chat with Jimmy & Shanaya, Marj Kleinman, Gabriella Canal, USA
Stuff, Carolyn Marr, UK
A biography, Alexander Schellow, France, Germany
RIB, Anne Marie Kelly, Ireland
Follow the Dogs, Isabel Garrett, UK
Red Sky At Night, Kieran Stringfellow, UK
Kiayunik Tuhanak (Silent Cries), Navalik Tologanak, Canada
Block six: Living ends
A doula at the start, a spirit at the end, and the whole of existence in between. Films to hold our hand when Death comes to meet us on a park bench.
The Doula, Luca Gabriel Piercey, UK
Two One Two, Shira Avni, Canada
Opening Up, Oz Arshad, UK
Trinidad Remains, Karen Martinez, Trinidad and Tobago, UK
Matterhorn, Anne Madeleine Mancosu, Switzerland, UK
GRIEF AND LOVE, Polly Steele, UK
Death Plays Flora a Visit, Tanna Frederick, USA
Block seven: Longing, belonging, lost
To be part of a couple, a gang, a community – something meaningful that says we are here. An all-over body suit won’t protect you from strong emotions.
SKIN HUNGER / LOVESONG, Tiia-Mari Mäkinen, Finland
Crave, Lois Norman, UK
Perro means dog in Spanish, Marie Strömberg, Spain, Sweden
RED PLANET BLUE, Kitty Percy, UK
Over the Hill, Not Out of Sight, Arianna Azzaro, UK
The Magic Violet Rabbit, Kotoko Nakamura, Japan
Cliff Edge, Ann Hawker, UK
Block eight: Taking care of business
Tolki is a homeless doll collector, Nicole just wants to be left in peace to finish her report. A woman’s work is always done. We paint, surf and negotiate weed deals like a boss.
Halmoni’s Pot (Grandma’s Pot), A. L. Lee, USA
The Life and Art of Nela Arias-Misson, Barbara Benitez, USA
Inside the Big Brain of Head Teacher Irina von Martens, Mikaela Hasán, Finland
elephant, Gladys San Juan, UK
Dancing, Cally Trench, UK
Doll Woman, Tokio Oohara, Japan
The Granny Grommets, Leah Rustomjee, Australia, UK
One month to watch all these films with WOFFF24 Online
Our online festival is hosted on Eventive, visit the WOFFF online festival page to see the Film Guide and buy your Festival Pass for just £27.50. Concession Passes are priced at £16.50.
The Online Festival Pass gives you access to all the films to watch for one month, as well as this year’s WOFFF Lecture which is delivered by Dr. Vicky Ball and explores the special and unique subject of older women in soaps and sitcoms.
