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Women Make Movies has a 50-year history of supporting women filmmakers and distributing artistically significant films to audiences with an intentional focus on uplifting the voices of underrepresented women and enriching society. With a mission of increasing gender equity in the film industry, we support women filmmakers with production assistance and tailored distribution strategies. We have a long history of supporting women of color, differently abled women, LGBTQIA people, and other communities too rarely represented both on-screen and behind the camera.
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WMM Films and Filmmakers at TIFF and NYFF
We’re excited to announce that LIKE MAGIC (dir. Melissa Saavedra Gil), made with the support of the WMM Production Assistance Program, will have its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). Blending archival footage, personal testimony, and a decades-long search for answers, Columbian filmmaker Melissa Saavedra Gil transforms a childhood tragedy into a powerful exploration of memory, truth,...
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Camden International Film Festival Announces Lineup: 5 WMM Films and Filmmakers Screening
The Camden International Film Festival (CIFF) has just revealed its lineup, featuring 5 WMM films and filmmakers. NO MONEY, NO HONEY (dir. Nicole Costa), made with the support of the Production Assistance Program, will have its world premiere in competition for the Cinematic Vision Award. The film is a portrait of Máxima, a sex worker in 90’s and early...
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BARBARA, FOREVER Opens Theatrically This September. Additional Films By and About Barbara Hammer Available Through WMM.
BARBARA FOREVER directed by Brydie O’Connor and made with the support of the WMM Production Assistance Program, will have its theatrical release this September! The film, which premiered at Sundance and won the prestigious Teddy Award for Best Documentary/Essay Film at the Berlinale, follows the legacy of experimental filmmaker Barbara Hammer, a trailblazer among the feminist and queer movements of the 1970s. Women Make Movies...
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