Female Filmmakers: BBC Introducing Arts Trailer

Female Filmmakers: BBC Introducing Arts Trailer (2020)

05 March 2020 Drama, Comedy, Music 59 mins

Janina Ramirez presents a set of short films by talented, emerging artists who use comedy, drama and dance to tell stories from a contemporary female perspective. A Flourishing Crown; Afro Hair Rituals; Being Better; Born to Flex; Justin, What Have You Done to Us?; Searching for Cowardice; Vlogger; Where Are You From?; Femme Fatale

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Janina Ramirez

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