All The Things She Said

WOMEN’S NARRATIVE DRAMA SHORTS

Anna’s Freezer (Directed by Jetske Lieber, Drama, Netherlands) – After her premiere night, 35-year-old Anna comes home alone. When she discovers that her freezer is completely frozen, a solitary spectacle starts where Anna battles her freezer and tries to escape her lonely reality.

Bench Seats (Directed by Courtney DeStefano, Drama, U.S.) – This touching and beautiful film follows Dani, who is at an emotional crossroads after an argument with her wife, Erin. When a song on the radio jolts her memory back to the summer of 1989, Dani recalls riding shotgun in her mom’s oversized Buick, navigating the complexities of her parents’ recent divorce & her mother’s struggle to rebuild their lives.

Greenhorn (Directed by Sabrina Way, Drama, Canada) – A young masculine-presenting woman must return home to help her estranged father, an ex-rancher, recover from a car accident — only to discover that reconciliation isn’t so easy when identity is at stake.

In The Light of Day (Directed by Lauren Shaw, Romantic Drama, U.S.) – A lesbian woman plans to escape her small town with her married lover, but when her lover refuses to leave, she must make a choice. “In the Light of Day” is a story about stepping into your authenticity. Loving yourself first, unapologetically. And daring to live your truth over playing safe.

Mercury and Jupiter (Directed by Caz Thorne, Romantic Drama, U.K.) – I’m not crying. You’re crying! A potent mix and joyfulness and sadness. At an artist residency in rural Wales, a French photographer is quickly drawn into an intense connection that begins to blur the boundaries between inspiration, intimacy, and self-discovery.

My Name is Lilith (Directed by LeoLuna ROBERT-TOURNEUR, Animated Drama, Belgium/France) – Her name is Lilith. She is the first woman, created alongside Adam. Her encounter with Eve will shatter every stereotype that we’ve been trapped in.