WXFF 2020: Lauren Anders Brown
In this interview, we talk to Lauren Anders Brown, director of the moving documentary, A Midwife’s Oath which is a part of our Redefining Belonging strand at Women X. Here, she talks to us about what she is currently working on, and documenting humanitarian issues through the lens of people in the situations.
WXFF 2020: Lauren Vevers & Jen Corcoran
We have a new interview for you with the fantastic Lauren Vevers and Jen Corcoran, director and producer of LOVE SPELL. The film is part of our Unconventional Connections selection at Women X and is a wonderful LGBTQ+ short. Here, we talk to them about creating a 90s aesthetic for the film, their current projects, and working with the BFI Network.
WXFF 2020: Daisy Leigh-Phippard
Join us as we speak to Daisy Leigh-Phippard, director of the beautiful Sealskin, screening in our Journeys to Truth strand at Women X. In this interview, she discusses, the inspiration behind the short, portraying an organic mother/daughter relationship on screen, and addressing contemporary issues through fantasy.
WXFF 2020: Maya Witters
We spoke to Maya Witters, director of the wonderfully funny short The Turtles which is screening in the Unconventional Connections strand at Women X. Here, Maya talks to us about her experience as a first time filmmaker, the role of labels within the LGBTQ+ community, and the importance of having male characters seen through the female gaze.
WXFF 2020: Mikaela Roberts
Another one of our Women X Filmmakers Mikaela Roberts, director of Ilana Dances, talks to us about giving a voice to small communities, intimate relationships over production and Canada, land of the free.
WXFF 2020: Alison Still
We spoke with Alison Still, director Antonio which is part of our Women X Film Festival. Alison talks to us about her process of creating a realistic vintage feel to her film and how her family inspired the story.
WXFF 2020: Rosie Baldwin
Rosie Baldwin talks to us about her Women X submission, Stitch - her first foray into the realm of fictional filmmaking. Stitch follows a woman under lockdown setting out to improve upon herself with unexpected results.
WXFF 2020: Kylie Eaton
Filmmaker Kylie Eaton talks to us about her award-winning short film Dispel, which frames the topic of addiction in a refreshing light.
WXFF 2020: Nicole Pott
Our film festival Women X is just on the horizon and today we have an interview with the wonderful Nicole Pott, director of Asphyxiate which is screening in our Selfhood Stories strand. Here she speaks to us about her current and previous works, ensuring the set was a safe space, and creative decisions made in Asphyxiate.
WXFF 2020: Isobella Hubbard
We have an interview with Isobella Hubbard, writer of the brilliant Beat It, which is screening as part of our Journeys to Truth strand at Women X. Here, she speaks with us about what she wants to explore in her future work, being cast in Coronation Street, and why it’s important to talk about sexual assault and mental health.