When: WOW Film Festival takes place online from 11th – 21st March, 2021.
Tickets: Free, available via their website.
WOW Film Festival join the International Women’s Day celebrations every year by showcasing the best international female filmmakers. In fact, nearly half the films in the 2021 programme are directed by women!
Kotatsu Film Festival will also present a programme of animated shorts by up-and-coming female animators working in Japan on Saturday 13th March. Tickets are available here
When: March 2021 and beyond.
Tickets: You can support an independent cinema by purchasing a ticket here, or find out how to get involved as a participating venue here.
Feminista Film Festival screens the most inspiring documentary films about women and girls from around the world. There are six films in this year’s line-up, which is both F-Rated and diverse.
When: 8th March, 2021 from 4pm to 6pm.
Tickets: Register to attend
Disability Arts Cymru, in partnership with #WeShallNotBeRemoved are celebrating with an online event hosted by the amazing Julie McNamara and featuring women artists from across the UK. Hear from a range of female voices in song, music and words, saying it as it is, creating mischief and bringing us together.
Last year Film Hub Wales also ran a workshop on disability equality with Rachel Stelmach from Disability Arts Cymru, where we discussed decisions you make for the big screen and how to make the cinema experience more accessible. You can revisit the session here.
Take a look at our queer love package which celebrates lesbian filmmakers and stories in Wales.
From drama to animation, audiences can discover fresh and accessible narratives that do away with stereotypes and speak to the heart of good storytelling.