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Short Film Programme: "Planet Femme- Green Shorts"
Event by: Female Filmmakers Film Festival Berlin
Location: Moviemento, Kottbusser Damm 22, Berlin - Bezirk Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
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"Planet Femme- Green Shorts"
This year’s eco-focused shorts spotlight women and non-binary voices confronting our planet’s most urgent challenges with imagination, resilience, and defiance. From the storm-battered mangroves of the Sundarbans to the drought-stricken streets of Cape Town, from a fairy’s polluted sky to a drag queen’s stage, these films capture climate change’s human stories, its grief, its grit, and its unexpected sparks of hope.
Blending documentary, animation, performance, and poetry, this programme celebrates those fighting for the earth, reimagining waste, preserving traditions, and finding beauty in untouched places. Together, they remind us that protecting the planet is as much about saving our humanity as it is about saving our home.
*All shorts will be screened in their original language with English subtitles.
*Q&As will be held after the screening with attending filmmakers
Special: Green Plant Workshop in Cinema Lounge before the screening- reduced price for all FFFB attendees (More details: TBC)
Films:
“The Taste of Honey” (Bangladesh) (15min)
“The Fairy Tail” (Russia) (1.16min)
“Unless” (Poland) (5.30min)
“Madame Margaux” (Singapore) (17 min)
“Terradread” (Germany) (20min)
“Abigail's an Activist Now” (UK) (14:09)
“Intsikelelo Yamanzi” (South Africa) (8min)
“Place of Inaccessibility” (Sweden) (7min)
“The Bleeding Tides” (India) (18min)
Total: 106 min (+ Q&As after the screening)
This year’s eco-focused shorts spotlight women and non-binary voices confronting our planet’s most urgent challenges with imagination, resilience, and defiance. From the storm-battered mangroves of the Sundarbans to the drought-stricken streets of Cape Town, from a fairy’s polluted sky to a drag queen’s stage, these films capture climate change’s human stories, its grief, its grit, and its unexpected sparks of hope.
Blending documentary, animation, performance, and poetry, this programme celebrates those fighting for the earth, reimagining waste, preserving traditions, and finding beauty in untouched places. Together, they remind us that protecting the planet is as much about saving our humanity as it is about saving our home.
*All shorts will be screened in their original language with English subtitles.
*Q&As will be held after the screening with attending filmmakers
Special: Green Plant Workshop in Cinema Lounge before the screening- reduced price for all FFFB attendees (More details: TBC)
Films:
“The Taste of Honey” (Bangladesh) (15min)
“The Fairy Tail” (Russia) (1.16min)
“Unless” (Poland) (5.30min)
“Madame Margaux” (Singapore) (17 min)
“Terradread” (Germany) (20min)
“Abigail's an Activist Now” (UK) (14:09)
“Intsikelelo Yamanzi” (South Africa) (8min)
“Place of Inaccessibility” (Sweden) (7min)
“The Bleeding Tides” (India) (18min)
Total: 106 min (+ Q&As after the screening)