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VWFF 4 – Trans Lives Matter
When thinking about “trans lives” there are several questions that come to my mind: Why is the focus always on su ering, pain and victimization? Why can’t we talk about the same things by changing perspective and point of view? Not trying to deny that we go through these experiences, both in everyday life and
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VWFF 4 – Me Too
The “Me Too” movement has been a milestone in raising awareness about sexual violence. With its origins in the work of activist Tarana Burke, and then popularized by actor Alyssa Milano, the movement has sparked important discussions about the methods of sexual assault and harassment, their connections to power, and the urgent need for cultural
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VWFF 4 – Body Neutrality
Whenever most people think of a body, they think about it with some kind of con ict. Can a body be neutral? Which bodies can be neutral? Which bodies are comfortable with neutrality? Recently, Body Positive policies have tried to make the body a “friendly place for all,” but is that possible? Can a body
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VWFF 4 – Ecofeminism
Do we really realize how we are a ecting our planet?Sometimes, we are so caught up in the system that we don’t even notice the footprint we leave. We are complicit in one of the most dangerous power relations: human and nature. Ecofeminism has to be key in the current feminist wave, as it implies
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VWFF 4 – Berlin
The short films presented in this category seek to give meaning to the complex journey of feeling far away, both physically and mentally. Through emotional and insightful stories, the directors invite the viewer to explore the challenges of adapting to survive in new realities through empathy and understanding. These short films not only transport us
