TOUCHED | A Film Programme by Invisible Women and T A P E Collective
What About Me by Lois Stevenson
TOUCHED is a short film programme exploring intimacy, sex, and desire from the perspective of female and non-binary filmmakers.
This Valentines Day TOUCH will be screened at the Glasgow Film Theatre.
The programme is made up of both new and archive shorts co-curated by Invisible Women, a feminist film collective based in Edinburgh, and T A P E, who are a collective working with films exploring heritage, diaspora and identity.
Wavelengths courtesy of Pratibha Parmar, Kali Films and Cinenova Distribution
Invisible Women are dedicated to reinserting women into the history of cinema through screenings, events and editorial and curated this selection alongside T A P E with the hope to open up space for wider discussions about self-love, intimacy and longing.
On the programme Invisible Women’s co-founder, Rachel Pronger said;
She Wanted Green Lawns courtesy of Sarah Turner and Cinenova Distribution
Touched is being toured through February and March and this Valentines Day (February 14th) will be screening at the Glasgow Film Theatre.
The films will be followed by a recorded Q&A with filmmakers, which was filmed at their premiere at the London Short Film Festival.
All short films and the Q&A are captioned.
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