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Winners of Toronto Women Film Festival

Toronto Women Film Festival focuses on female driven stories, independent female directors, producers, writers, actresses, cinematographers, editors, and all female artists contributing to the language of cinema as women in film. The festival also selects films created by all genders from all over the world from various backgrounds, cultures and traditions dealing with women in society. Toronto Women Film Festival is a monthly and annual event. The virtual monthly competition announces the best of the month in various categories and aims to discover, promote and award female filmmakers and artists working in media. All the monthly award winners are then nominated for the annual competition and the screening of the festival in Toronto.

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The festival committee is planning to screen 250 films in September for its annual program in Toronto. The films of the annual festival are selected from the award winners of the monthly editions. It is important to recognize talented female voices and female artists from all over the world.


Here are the latest winners of the monthly edition of the festival:






Best Narrative Feature:

Pooling to Paradise

Director: Roxy Shih

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Best Narrative Short:

Miranda's Marionettes

Director: Hortense Lingjaerde


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Best Feature Documentary:

Right Now I Want to Scream

Director: Siobhán Wills and Cahal McLaughlin


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Honorable Mention Feature Documentary:

Fisher Queen- Women vs. Nature

Director: Jeonghwa Shin


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Best Short Documentary:

Daughters of Drought

Directors: Melissa Godin, William Martin


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Honorable Mention Short Documentary:

Phenomxnal Womxn

Director: Alexxa Walker


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Best Experimental:

QARDOUN [La Passation]

Director: Sarah El Hamed


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Honorable Mention Experimental:

To Garbo and Lenin

Director: Jessica Laurén


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Best Comedy:

Bits and Pieces

Director: Lindsay Stidham


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Best Science Fiction:

TRANS

Director: NAERI DO


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Best Horror:

PLAYDATE

Director: Nichelle S. Montgomery


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Best Animation:

diminuendo

Director: Henrike Lendowski


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Honorable Mention Animation:

Nailing It

Director: Kaprawi Norhayati


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Best Web/TV/Pilot:

Motek

Director: Eva Lanska


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Best Music Video:

Woman's Enlightenment

Director: Koutaro Ishida


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Best Student Film:

The Summer Of Snakes

Director: Lara Panah-Izadi


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Honorable Mention Student Film:

A MORNING, A MOTHER & A BOY

Director: Katrine Weber


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Best Actress:

Hallways and Doors

Actress: Cooper Shaw


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Best Female Cinematographer:

Sacrilege

Cinematographer: Sarah Smither

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Best Female Scriptwriter:

Bolero in the elders house

Writer: Linda Fejzaj


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Best Female Producer:

KEEP OUT! -Women Over 60 Only

Producer: Seungju Lee


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Best Female Editor:

After the Facts

Editor: Karen Pearlman


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Best Female Director:

Angel Mountain

Dir: Karen Schuback


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Best Female Composer:

DESCENDED

Composer: Maria Finkelmeier


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Best LGBTQ:

The Pageant

Director: Kasey O'Brien


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Best Human Rights Film:

The Wind on your Skin

Director: Naomi Beukes, Birgit Stauber, Jana von Hase


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Honorable Mention Human Rights Film:

The Least We Can Do

Director: Moira Simpson


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Honorable Mention Documentary & Best Poster:

1974 1979. Le nostre ferite

Director: Monica Repetto


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Best Film About Women:

Leaving to live

Director: David Rodrigues


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Honorable Mention:

YAI NIN

Director: Champ Ensminger


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Best Canadian Female Filmmaker:

FIREWOMAN

Director: Louise Leroux


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Best Environmental Film:

SHABA

Director: Ami Vitale and David Allen


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Honorable Mention Environmental:

'Your Water, My Water'

Director: Wendy Rogers


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Best First Time Female Filmmaker:

A Heart Dies Twice

Director: Itziar Martinez


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Honorable Mention First Time Filmmaker:

Mute

Director: Constance Hilton


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Best Thriller:

Mediator

Director: Cas Sigers-Beedles


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Best Unproduced Script:

Warpaint

Writer: Helen Taylor


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Best Historical Film:

This Water Cuts Its Own Course

Director: Diane Fellows


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Best Biographical Film:

The Iliterate poet

Director: Sonia Méndez Alonso


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Best Sport Film:

Body and Soul

Director: Magali Chapelan


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