Women in Film & Television Greece (WIFT GR) successfully hosted its 8th annual festival from November 28 to December 1, 2024, at the Greek Film Archives, offering an impactful lineup of screenings, discussions, and industry panels that spotlighted the evolving landscape for women in film.
A key highlight of the festival was Ariane Labed, who screened her latest film following its Cannes premiere and participated in a compelling panel discussion on the opportunities and challenges women face in the post-MeToo era.
The festival also featured:
- Two Greek film premieres, both drawing packed audiences.
- A workshop and discussion on intimacy coordination, addressing evolving industry standards in creating safe sets.
- Engaging panel discussions on diverse family structures and their representation in media.
- A spotlight on Palestinian women filmmakers, amplifying their voices and stories.
- A thriving Greek short film competition, reinforcing WIFT GR’s commitment to uplifting female filmmakers and resonating with young audiences.
As WIFT Greece continues to advocate for gender equity in film and television, the 8th WIFT GR Festival once again proved to be a vital platform for conversation, creativity, and change.
