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Each November, we produce an annual, in-person film festival, delivering film programming, panel discussions, workshops and networking focussing on underrepresented Black women primarily in the film industries. As well as the UK, we receive productions from across the globe, which tell powerful stories about the lives of the women therein. Whether you're keen to watch great, independent film, or an industry professional seeking to make meaningful connections, Women Of The Lens Film Festival is a landmark event in the film festival circuit. Empowering through knowledge and celebration.
London, United Kingdom
I've been following the Women of the Lens Film Festival for many years now.
The festival has connected me with many other creative people and given me access to independent films I would not have otherwise seen.
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