FemFilmFans Presents

October 4, 2019
Are you a boyband fangirl? Which is your group of choice? Is it One Direction? Take That? The Backstreet Boys? Or perhaps you are still carrying a torch for The Beatles? Maybe it's some other boyband?

Whichever aesthetically pleasing music men float your boat, the documentary I Used To Be Normal: A Boyband Fangirl Story is for you! It is a true joy to watch and offers depth to the fangirl stereotype. 

Christina had the pleasure of viewing the documentary herself, and she'd like to share her thoughts with you about it. So quit playin' games with our hearts and click on the button to read the review! 
September 1, 2019
In honor of #FemaleFilmmakerFriday, we'd like to introduce you to filmmaker, but also writer, producer and actor, Noelle Loizos. Her film BUM is about both physical and mental toxicity in life and poses as an advocacy against domestic violence and smoking.

Please consider supporting her IndieGoGo campaign, as the film still needs some funding!

Click on the button for more info about the film and to hear Christina's thoughts about toxic relationships.
August 17, 2019
Calling all FemFilmFans in Dublin!

This coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday, you're in for a real treat!
The Dublin Feminist Film Festival will showcase some of Ireland's best female directorial talent. So come on down to The Light House Cinema in beautiful Dublin, Ireland to see some great films directed by women.

Click on the button above for the full program and more info.
July 9, 2019
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Title card for Netflix show "How To Sell Drugs Online (Fast)"
Today is Topic Tuesday and we want to get the conversation going about drugs. For starters, do you think drugs can help empower women, or are drugs part of a violent chain of actions and reactions? Read guest contributor Esther Louise's review of the German Netflix series How To Sell Drugs Online (Fast) to find out...
July 2, 2019
Today Christina would like to present an atypical choice for this edition of our Women in Film series: Katarina Taikon.

Ever heard of her? She's part actress, part author, part Swedish Romany civil rights activist, and was the subject of a documentary film from 2015. Intrigued? Good.

Click on the button above to read all about Christina's choice.
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"Taikon" film poster (image courtesy of Kinothek Asta Nielsen)

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Check out the Kinothek Asta Nielsen in Frankfurt