Reviewed by: Liv George
For the first time Sidewalk Film Festival’s initial lineup features all women-directed films
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The 26th Annual edition of Birmingham’s Sidewalk Film Festival is making history or should we say her-story.
For the first time, Sidewalk is leading with six films all directed by, led by and focused on women.
The first six titles unveiled for the festival are:
- “Chaperone” – Directed by Zoe Eisenberg
- “No One Asked You” – Directed by Ruth Leitman
- “A Song for Imogene” – Directed by Erika Arlee
- “Maya and the Wave” – Directed by Stephanie Johnes
- “The World According to Allee Willis” – Directed by Alexis Spraic
- “Welcome Space Brothers” – Directed by Jodi Wille
Sidewalk: Coolest Film Festivals in the World
Named one of the “Top 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World” by Moviemaker magazine, this year’s festival will take place August 19-25 across several venues in and around Birmingham.
“Our event has become renowned for its commitment to showcasing diverse voices and stories. This year’s selection continues that tradition by offering a compelling glimpse into the world of women-led filmmaking. From powerful documentaries to compelling narratives, each film brings its own unique perspective that promises to engage, inspire and excite viewers.”
Chloe Cook, Sidewalk Film Center + Cinema Executive Director
Passes now on sale
In addition to the announcement of the women-directed films, Sidewalk launched the sale of its VIP and Weekend Passes, which are now available for purchase.
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