8th Annual Women's Voices Now Film Festival The Rights and Roles of Women: Redefining Our Shared Reality Film Viewing March

The 8th Annual Women's Voices Now Film Festival film selections are available for streaming. The festival promotes emerging women and femme-identifying filmmakers creating social-change films that advocate for women's and girls' rights around the world. The Women's Voices Now Film Festival provides a total of $10,000 USD in cash prizes to our winning filmmakers. Please visit http://www.womensvoicesnow.org for more info.

Documentary Feature: Always Amber (Sweden), Anchor Point (USA), Archipelago Women (Turkey), Barbara Lee: Speaking Truth to Power (USA), Belly of the Beast (USA), Birth Wars (USA), Boucle en Onde (Italy), HER Documentary (USA), Indebted To All Women (Spain), Street Out (Argentina), Surviving Sex Trafficking (USA), Suspended Wives (Morocco), The Art of Living in Danger (Iran), The Shoe Project Shorts (Canada), This Stained Dawn (Canada), When We Speak (UK), Women on Both Sides of the Camera (UK).

Documentary Short: Abortion Add to Cart (USA), Alone Against the Taliban: Brave Female Reporter in Afghanistan (Germany), Armageddon in the Living Room (Finland), Enough (USA), Grounded (Canada), Journey for Justice (Canada), My Grandmother Is an Egg (Taiwan), Rebyrth (USA), Since you arrived, my heart stopped belonging to me (USA), The Grey Area (USA), The Perfect Picture (Lebanon), Trouble (Australia), Where do we hide from the rain? (Philippines), Women and Election (Afghanistan), Working for Today Only for Tomorrow (Kosovo).

Youth Documentary: Helen Foster Show - The Bridge connecting US and China (USA), La coiffeuse / The Hairdresser (Canada), Mahshi pot (Egypt), The Impact (USA).

Purchase tickets to stream all 36 films here. The Festival runs from March 1-31. The Awards Ceremony takes place on March 24, 2022 at 11:00am PST with Keynote Speaker Jaina Lee Ortiz.

For more information, please visit https://www.womensvoicesnow.org/films-by-women.


Women's Voices Now (WVN), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, uses film to drive positive social change that advances women's and girls' rights globally. We promote, produce, and share social-change films focusing on women's and girls' rights issues, providing active support to filmmakers who give voice to unheard women and girls, and activating civil society by moving audiences from empathy to action. We envision a global culture shift in which communities and institutions believe in the value of gender equality, and adapt their behaviors and actions to support systematic advancement of women's and girls' rights. WVN has held special consultative status to the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) since 2017.