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14th Female Eye Film Festival

Presented by Female Eye Film Festival

Female Eye Film Festival, an international film festival for women directors, bridges the gap between the written, visual, and media arts with an eclectic program of films, script readings, book signings, a photo exhibit, music nights, industry-initiative panels, and best-in-the-biz tributes. FeFF provides an exclusive showcase for Canadian and international independent women filmmakers. We present high-calibre short and feature films in drama, comedy, sci-fi, action, horror, documentary, animation, and experimental genres. The directors and their casts and crews participate in Q & As with audiences following their film screenings.

Annually, the Female Eye attracts film enthusiasts, international women directors, celebrities, seasoned industry professionals, screen-writers, and producers of film and television. The Female Eye is noted for its intimate atmosphere, accessibility, and excellence in programming.

Visit Female Eye Film Festival online for the entire programming schedule.

Credits

He Hated Pigeons
Directed by Ingrid Veninger
Live score by Jane Siberry

SPLit
Written, Directed, and Produced by Deborah Kampmeier

June 14, 2016
to June 19, 2016

Tickets are Regular $10 | Gala $20 | All Access Festival Pass $50

Venue

The Theatre Centre

Performance Dates

Opening Ceremony & Feature Gala
Tuesday, June 14 – 7:00pm

Closing Gala Feature, Awards Ceremony, and Reception
Sunday, June 19 – 7:00pm

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