A Fundraising Event to Benefit The Women’s Freedom Center
Get a look a preview of some of the many great films that make up the 2019 Women's Film Festival happening March 22-30.
The annual Women’s Film Festival in Brattleboro, VT is the longest running women’s film festival in New England. Now in its 27th year, it is a celebration of movies from around the world and a platform for women to tell their own stories. It is also a major fundraiser for the work of the Women’s Freedom Center, a non-profit domestic and sexual violence organization in Southeastern Vermont. Over the course of three weeks, beginning Friday, March 9th with the Opening Night Gala of champagne, hors d’oeuvres and film, more than 5 documentaries, feature films and shorts will be screened. There is truly something for everyone with films about sports, arts, friendship, activism, lesbian/queer lives, motherhood, gender roles, religion, and romance. New this year is a series of Shorts Programs; we will have several screenings of exciting short films including an evening of Queer Shorts. The festival brings films to Southern Vermont that can often only be seen if you’re lucky enough to be able to travel to film festivals like Tribeca and Sundance. Many of the films which have been included in the Women’s Film Festival over the years have gone on to receive acclaim and award nominations.
Get a look a preview of some of the many great films that make up the 2019 Women's Film Festival happening March 22-30.
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