Category: VWFF4

  • Activisms 2026

    Saturday, 14 March, 8:00 pm + Q&A with directors Curatorial Statement by Inmensidades In the face of the advance of horror in the world, the category of activism takes on the task of bringing forth images that still have the capacity to humanize us. How can we continue to believe in love, in friendship, in the

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  • Berlin Migrant 2026

    Saturday, 14 March, 6:00 pm + Q&A with directors Curatorial Statement by Dalila Muñoz Germany’s capital, Berlin, is often portrayed as an open, queer-friendly, migrant city, “Ort der Erinnerungen” (a place of memories). Walking through it means encountering the marks of its colonial past, stumbling upon Stolpersteine ​​(stumbling stones), and approaching the vestiges of what was

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  • Ni una Menos 2025: Shortfilm + Workshop

    YO TE CREO HERMANA Program6:00 PM – Welcome and background on November 25th6:15 PM – Screening of the short filmDia 1 (Day 1) by Ana Montaño6:45 PM – DIY Fanzine Workshop

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  • Ni una menos 2025: Film

    ALGO SE ENCIENDE (A fire burns) OmeU Upon the disappearance of Anahí Benítez (16), her classmates start a protest and demand that she turns up alive. This is the story of an indelible mark, the years in school as a home and the changes we go through in order to become adults.  Tragedy becomes a

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  • Speculative Ecologies 2025

    This new VWFF program explores the intersection of speculative ecology and feminist science fiction, imagining futures where the human coexists with the technological, the geological, and the more-than-living. Through speculative fiction, experimental film, and expanded documentary, Speculative Ecologies charts new maps of the posthuman environment, challenging dominant structures of perception and power. From non-anthropocentric narratives

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