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Winner of Music Video Vote
The winner of the Fear of a Female Planet audience vote was “Sometimes”.
SpiriTwo’s Yael-Claire Shahmoon received a certificate and attended a screening at the Camden Underworld on 10 May during the Ladyfest Party. Congratulations to her!
Winner: Sometimes (03:37, Israel, 2007)
Dir: Yael-Claire Shahmoon (SpiriTwo), Asi Oren, David Parente, Alon Gerson
Music: SpiriTwo
Check out the video on YouTube:
film group @ May 12, 2008
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Just to let you know there have been some changes to the workshop schedule since the programme went to print:
SATURDAY:
The Songwriters workshop is cancelled (was Resource Centre 3:45-5:15pm). The Radical Practical Feminist Self-Defence will be running instead at this time in this venue.
SUNDAY:
The Feminist Self-Defence (was Islington Arts Factory 10am-12noon) has now moved to Saturday (see above). The Zen pussy, sound and squeeze is most likely cancelled, but please look out for signs as this may change.
There are signs up at all venues with correct workshop listings.
Hope to see you today or later this weekend!!
Terese @ May 9, 2008
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Don’t forget to bring a few old clothes to Ladyfest on Sunday afternoon. Beth from Pedalkraft, an expert clothing customiser, will be on hand at the Islington Arts Factory on Sunday afternoon. She will show you how to revive your tired wardrobe and put the zoot back into your suit! You could swap something with another ladyfester, or get something new from us for a small donation.
admin @ May 8, 2008
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Comedy gig at the North London Tavern (map), Thursday night, starting at 7.30pm and featuring Holly Walsh, Helen Keen, Joanna Neary, Helen Arney, Miriam Elia, Christina Martin, Juliet Meyers and with MC Verity Carter. Free entry!
Also a chance to collect your wrist band for the rest of the festival.
admin @ May 7, 2008
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Aleessi…An African Actress is showing at 2.30pm on Sunday 11th May at the IAF with Anna from Benin. Screening to be presented by Roz from the Ghanaian film festival and attended by Brenda Parkerson producer of Anna from Benin. After the films there will be a vegetarian East African buffet, stalls and live music.
http://video.google.fr/videoplay?docid=-7599295092537536003
ps the film is with showing with english subtitles!
film group @ May 6, 2008
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Click on the youtube below link to see a special greeting to Ladyfest London from Jürgen Vsych director of Ophelia Learns to Swim screening on Friday 9th of May at 5pm in the IAF. (See the films programme link for more info).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFlE0adeJdM
film group @ May 4, 2008
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Ladyfest London Films presents Fear of a Female Planet:
women’s music videos and films at Ladyfest London 9 – 11 May 2008
Over the three days of the festival celebrating women’s art and culture, music videos and short music films directed by and featuring women are screening at Islington Arts Factory. An audience vote will decide the favourite, which will screen at the Camden Underworld on 11 May. Cick on the films link and then go to the link on the right to see the line-up & showtimes!
film group @ May 2, 2008
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Ladyfest London Films are producing Resonance 104.4FM’s film programme I’m
Ready For My Close Up on Thursday 8th May 10.30pm - 11.00pm BST in London on
104.4FM and streamed live at www.resonancefm.com
admin @ April 30, 2008
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not sure who they are or what they sound like?? click this link for the ladyfest london playlist http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=EA089D7D15B92915
film group @ April 23, 2008
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We are pleased to announce that we will be showing Female + Queer words+ Beats parts 1 and 2 by Katharina Ellerbrock. Katharina will also be joining us for the screenings. Please click on the film programme link for screening times. 1 ticket admits you to both films…Featuring in depth interviews and live footage of Le Tigre, Peaches, Räuberhöle, Hanin Elias (from atari teengae riot) and Rhythm King and her Friends, in part 1. And in part 2; Boyskout, The Organ, Lesbians on Ecstasy, Lyndsey Cockburn, Kevin Blechdom and Planning to Rock. Katharina’s films are a much needed exploration into feminist and queer women making electronic music. Both films are showing in the UK for the first time and are a rare chance to find out more about some of our favourite bands and musicians.
film group @ April 23, 2008
