Femfilmfans Presents

November 19, 2018
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Screenshot of the Belle en Argent website page featuring Femfilmfans editor Christina
We have some exciting news! Our editor Christina has recently been featured on the Belle en Argent website. As part of their Be A Muse series, Christina was chosen to be interviewed for her work with feminism in film. Click the button above for more info! Or click HERE to be directed to the interview right away.
November 17, 2018
Tomorrow, November 18 at 12:00pm at the Evangelische Akademie Frankfurt​, the Kinothek Asta Nielsen presents a short film program and a reading of German feminist and women's right activist Hedwig Dohm's "Erobert das Stimmrecht, meine Schwestern" ("Seize the right to vote, my sisters"). Click the button above for more info. 
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Hedwig Dohm, 1898 (photo: Wikimedia Commons)
November 16, 2018
From Vienna to Berlin Hollywood: the life of actress Mia May in the 1920s was exciting and successful but historic events did not spare her and she had to leave Europe. In Hollywood she did not find a happy ending though. 
November 11, 2018
Today is the final day of Remake. Frankfurter Frauen Film Tage. Our editor Christina reports on the most feminist of film festivals and shares her thoughts and experiences over the past 10 days. 
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A neon sign designed for the festival placed above the entrance to the theater at Pupille - Kino in der Uni (photo: Femfilmfans)
November 3, 2018
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(photo: Tabitha Cargnel)
Have you heard of Recha Jungmann? Our guess is probably not. And that is precisely the issue. But how fortunate we are to have the Kinothek Asta Nielsen to bring her film work back to the big screen. Click on the button to read about Recha Jungmann and her films, which are being shown in Frankfurt as part of Remake. Frankfurter Frauen Film Tage! 
October, 31 2018
No tricks today but a huge treat! Netflix hit "GLOW" picked up 10 Emmy nominations this year starring a (nearly) all-female cast. Find out why FFF editor Marina couldn't help but fall in love with these ladies! 
October 26, 2018
On this #femalefilmmakerfriday we would like to introduce you to another special lady who has been neglected in cinema history. She was the only female director to present a feature film at the first Cannes film festival in 1946. Check out our portrait of her!

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