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After a successful first year, we are excited to confirm that the London Feminist Film Festival will return for its second year! From now until the end of August, we are looking for submissions of feminist films from women filmmakers … Continue reading →

We handed out a total of three awards at the 2012 London Feminist Film Festival, two of which were chosen by our jurors and one of which was chosen by the audience. In the Feature Film category five films were … Continue reading →

We can hardly believe LFFF 2012 is over! We had a great four days celebrating international feminist filmmaking from past and present. It was great to see that there is such a huge demand for films focussing not only on … Continue reading →

In preparation for our first full day of the London Feminist Film Festival our media partner  Spectra highlights 4 Power Films about African Women that will be screening at the London Feminist Film Festival. In the article, Spectra also gives a … Continue reading →

Yvonne LaBarge is an up-and-coming director from the USA. Her directorial debut The Womanhood will celebrate its UK PREMIERE at the London Feminist Film Festival on Sunday 2 December 2012 at 6.30 pm as part of the FIGHTING BACK! short … Continue reading →

We can hardly believe it but Lesbiana has SOLD OUT AGAIN!! Sorry, there won’t be any more tickets, as that was the BIGGEST screen at the Picturehouse! How exciting!! It’s gonna be a good one!

In the run up to the festival our media partner Spectra will review some of the films that will screen during the London Feminist Film Festival. On the weekend she posted a review of Suzanne Cohen’s Beautiful Sentence, which will … Continue reading →

Suba Sivakumaran is an emerging Sri Lankan director. Suba grew up in five different countries and currently resides in the USA. Her directorial debut I Too Have a Name (Enakkum Oru Per) will celebrate its UK PREMIERE at the London Feminist Film Festival … Continue reading →

We can now announce the awards which will be handed out at the 2012 London Feminist Film Festival! They will be: Best Feature Film, Best Short Film, and the Feminist Favourite Audience Award. We have two juries tasked with choosing the winners … Continue reading →

Lesbiana – A Parallel Revolution has been moved up from Screen 2 to Screen 1 at Hackney Picturehouse, meaning there are more tickets on sale now! Tickets had sold out so quickly and we were still getting people wanting to … Continue reading →