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19th edition of Toronto Women Film Festival

The seasonal and annual Toronto Women Film Festival is an international IMDb qualifying event and a screening platform devoted to the promotion and screening of female talents from all over the globe. Throughout the past years, the festival has screened its annual finalists at the Carlton Cinema and Innis Town Hall of the University of Toronto in parallel to TIFF in September of every year. The nominees of the seasonal competition are also offered online promotion and screening every season through the festival committee. The festival team recently announced the winners of the 19th edition which brings together female directors, producers, actresses, cinematographers and all artists contributing to the language of cinema as women in film.  It is our pleasure to announce the latest winners of the seasonal competition. 



Best Narrative Feature

Atikamekw Suns

Director: Chloé Leriche

Best Narrative Short

The MOTH

Director: Charlene Fisk

Best Feature Documentary

Bekoya of Fukushima: Three Women, Three Choices

Director: Mizue Furui

Best Short Documentary

The Miami Kids and The Maya

Director: Victoria Alonso Noujaim

Best Experimental

Double Exposure

Director: Sarah Pucill

Best Comedy

Brasslit

Director: Lucy Hilton-Jones

Best Science Fiction

The Rising

Director: Mila Perkins

Best Horror

The Closer You Get

Director: Mairin Hart

Best Animation

PURGA

Director: Gintarė Valevičiūtė Brazauskienė, Antanas Skučas

Best Web/TV/Pilot

Break a leg guys

Director: Verónica Mey

Best Music Video

If You Want Me To

Director: Janet Van Ham


Best Student Film

When the house turns

Director: Maria Ornaf

Best Actress

Charlotte Rothwell

Everything's Fine

Best Cinematographer

Gabi Kislat

Beneath Us

Best Scriptwriter

Elise Felber

You Are Going To Die Today

Best Producer

Wendy Wong & Nancie Foo

CURSE OF THE TOTEM /SUMPAHAN JERUNEI

Best Editor

Arielle Sherman

The Dinner Game

Best Director

Ilaria Borelli

The Goat

Best Composer

Yantra de Vilder

Desert Song

Best LGBTQ

A Girl Like Him

Director: Amy S Weber

Best Human Rights

Fight for Ukraine-12 Women's War

Director: Karen Kanes Floyd

Best Film About Women

72

Director: Vladimir Bieinisowitsch

Best Environmental

Flight of the Swans

Director: Annabel Vine

Best First Time Filmmaker

Holding the Frontline

Director: Jess Donnelly

Best thriller

Leaving Yellowstone

Director: Kayla Arend

Best Unproduced Script

The Non-Sex Life of Piper and Matt

Corinne Louise Beenfield

Best Historical Film

Where My Memory Began

Director: ‪ Priscillia Kounkou Hoveyda

Best Biographical Film

Ursula Hanes, an artistic reflexion

Director: Michèle Grimaud

Best Sport Film

Fatma

Director: Bethan Juliet Gilmartin

Best Youth Artist

Mia Maye

Dinosaurs are Dead

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Brenda Grey
Brenda Grey
Oct 25, 2024

Congratulations on the successful 19th edition of the Toronto Women Film Festival! It's inspiring to see such a strong platform supporting female talent in the film industry. The promotion of women directors, producers, and artists is crucial for a diverse cinematic landscape. For anyone looking to enhance their experience in the entertainment world, I recommend checking out this insightful guide on how to choose a reliable online casino in Germany. Here's to more empowering stories from women in film!

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Sophia Carpenter
Sophia Carpenter
Oct 07, 2024

Hello everyone! I'm excited to share my thoughts on the 19th edition of the Toronto Women Film Festival. This year's festival beautifully highlights the diverse narratives and incredible talents of women in cinema, showcasing films that resonate with audiences on many levels. The commitment to empowering female filmmakers is commendable and truly inspires the next generation of artists.

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