FEM.CINE.ANARCHY 2020
WHAT:Fem.Cine.Anarchy 2020
WHEN:Thursday, September 17Zoom Watch Party7:00-9:00 PM (EDT)
WHERE:Your place!
How does a Watch Party work?
At 7:00 pm on 17 September, we'll all join a ZOOM "webinar." After a short welcome to introduce the festival and the films, you'll get a link to the film program (hosted on Vimeo Pro) and you'll watch from the comfort of your couch (or wherever!) The program will play as one movie with black in between each short film. The total approximate running time is 76 minutes. While you're watching the films, you're free to share comments in the Zoom chat box. Afterward, we'll host a Q&A with the filmmakers to answer your questions.
Reminder: in order to see the show, you need a FREE ticket. You must provide a valid email address in order to receive the screening link to the films and to register for the FCA20 Zoom Watch Party.
**The screening link will be emailed to ticket holders whether you decide to participate in the Zoom Watch Party or not — NOTE: only 100 tickets are available!**
IMPORTANT: Whether watching with us on the evening of 9/17, or not, all ticket holders will gain 24-hour access to the show, from 7:00 pm on Thursday until 7:00 pm on Friday, 9/18.
2020 official selections
(In screening order)
affliction
Directed by Christina Raia (New York, USA)
Two coworkers contemplate the aftermath of an encounter.
ultra witchy
Directed by Mariah Klapatch (Maine, USA)
In a town inhabited by witches, dogs, weirdos, and creeps, Ultra Witchy spies an outsider amongst the outsiders. In a beguiling family home, three women share space and volatile dynamics.
There will be monsters
Directed by Carlota Pereda (Spain)
Monsters exist. They live inside us. And sometimes, they win.
Miss blueberry beauty pageant
Directed by Sarah Kennedy (Maine, USA)
Welcome to the 1984 Miss Blueberry Beauty Pageant! Where the girls are a feast for the eyes and as sweet as honey. Follow these three finalists as they navigate the twists and turns of a pageant that reveals a much more sinister secret.
mujer sin hijo
Directed by Eva Saiz López (Spain)
Tere welcomes a young man into her house who's looking for a room to rent. Between them, an affinity will be created that little by little comes to resemble the one that any mother has with her son, if it were not that Tere sees him in another way.
laynie needs a light
Directed by Jill Harrigan (Maine, USA)
Laynie Needs a Light takes place in one thrilling night when a woman pops into a local speakeasy for a drink only to become the object of a stranger's menacing affection.
it's just temporary
Directed by Kate Kaminski (Maine, USA)
A cake-baking shut-in, the nasty neighbor, and an unsympathetic supervisor stand in the way of Danielle getting “the good stuff” of regular employment. When an invasion of personal space goes horribly wrong, Danielle has to make a decision: It’s her or them.