We have decided it’s time for our festival to close since we (Lauren & Julia) are heading off to college. We’re donating our remaining money to @MamaFilm1, @WomenforWomen, @NAACP_LDF, & the Boys and Girls Clubs of South Central KS. Thank you all for supporting FFICT! Goodbye!
Didn’t get the chance to watch our Zoom discussion with @slaythedragon film subject @KTeaFahey and WSU professor @BrianAmos? Watch the recorded conversation here thanks to @MamaFilm1! https://t.co/5if1Z3W75X
Super honored to be doing a panel today created by some amazing highschool seniors in Kansas who are making sure their community can still connect during these isolating times. Who whilst mourning the loss of their senior year said at least we get to vote for the first time <3
Slay the Dragon is now out on streaming platforms! Watch it here! Half the proceeds go to @MamaFilm1 a LOCAL movie theater forced to be closed during these hard times!
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Dr. Amos’s work is focused on the impact of geography on elections, and has served as a consulting expert on state and federal cases challenging partisan gerrymanders in court.
Special guest alert for Zoom convo TOMORROW 4pm post-film!
Dr. Brian Amos is an asst. professor in the political science department at WSU.
Make sure to tune in tomorrow at 4pm CDT after watching the film Slay the Dragon!
She is now Executive Director of The People, an organization that gathers and empowers everyday Americans to find common ground and take action to create a government that is responsive and accountable to all its people.
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Responding to extreme divisiveness in politics, Katie made a Facebook post asking if anyone would like to take on gerrymandering in her home state and–almost by accident–started a political movement that mobilized over 10,000 volunteers from all 83 counties.
Saturday, April 4 @ 2pm watch “Slay the Dragon” at home at https://t.co/9EAkCxEic7
4:00pm CDT:Join the Conversation on Zoom
Hosted by Founders Julia F. and Lauren Z. with Special Guests
RSVP for the Conversation Here: https://t.co/AxyvleIwId
Discussion free but must RSVP
Change of plans: We’re virtual now! Here is a video to show how YOU can attend Femme Fest ICT this year! Remember that you must RSVP for the Zoom discussion link through https://t.co/eQSTcj3JsY. We will send the Zoom link no later than April 3. See you there!
mamafilm (@mamafilm1) is created by Femme Fest's wonderful mentor Lela Meadow-Conner! Screenings will be shown until the end of October. Femme Fest ICT visited tonight to watch the film "Wild Rose" and we loved it! Go show 'em some love!! ❤🧡
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Congratulations to Caitlin Cody and her team for winning the Female Filmmaker award at the @tallgrassfilm Take 36 Film Race! Cody’s short film “Unaware” was screened at Femme Fest ICT earlier this spring. We are so glad she is continuing to create and succeed in the Wichita area!
The first year of Femme Fest ICT was an absolute success! Thank you to the audience, family, friends, vendors, musicians, sponsors, panelists, Fisch Haus, and more! Keep an eye out for Femme Fest ICT summer screenings! The Femme Fest ICT team is excited for this to grow! 💜
We are incredibly excited to include our mentor and overall amazing lady, Lela Meadow-Conner on the Femme Fest ICT panel discussion following This Changes Everything.
Boston native Lela Meadow-Conner serves as the Executive Director of the Film Festival Alliance!
We are happy to announce that Claudia Yaujar-Amaro is one of our guest panelists following the screening of This Changes Everything! Claudia is one of the owners of AB&C Bilingual Resources and is an immigrant who came to this country at age 12!