Luna Fest features films by, for, and about women to benefit GaDuGi SafeCenter and other local initiatives. The festival aims to promote awareness about women's issues, highlight women filmmakers, and bring women together in their communities. The films range from animation to fictional drama and cover topics such as women's health, motherhood, body image, sexuality, cultural diversity, and breaking barriers.
$10 admission / $8 students and seniors. Purchase tickets at Liberty Hall.
Films:
"Big Girl" Renuka Jeyapalan (Canada)
"Fim-de-Semana (Weekend)" Claudia Varejao (Portugal)
"Sarah in the Dark" Jennifer Halley (Canada)
"Red Wednesday" Nazanin Shirazi (USA/International)
"Grappling Girls" Lisa Blackstone (USA)
"34x25x36" Jesse Erica Epstein (USA)
"Kaden" Harriet Storm (USA)
"My First Crush" Julia Pott (England)
"The Ladies" Christina Alexandra Voros (USA)
"Kuna Ni Nanang" Jessica Sison (USA)
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