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Maria is a victim of sexual violence who shares her process through the five stages of grief over her own death with the support group she participates in. Even though she's not actually dead.
This film focuses on women in self defense and their compelling narratives that drive their pursuit of empowerment. The film dives deep into the importance of women self defense in our society.
It is not uncommon for women in society to be subjected to inequality and fear. Some have the privilege to speak up, some don’t. Our film follows the story of three women in different scenarios, each when trying to speak up were forced to apologise.
This film seeks to increase awareness about Sexual Abuse through a poetry-slam animation. By reducing the stigma around victims of sexual assault, we are able to create an environment that supports victims instead of blaming them.
Chitrangada
A different kind of girl.
Whose body depict as man but her mind project as an woman. And because of this, She was thrown out of the family and society. She is fighting every moment to survive and achieve her goals.
She was homeless, outcast when the family support was needed.
Doors Closing is a documentary about sexual assault and harassment on public transport. Instead of telling specific stories, the focus of this documentary is on the feelings of the victims during the incident and the emotions and consequences that come afterwards.
At Westwood Community High School, we created a short film that captures young women's views on beauty and societal standards. Through interviews, it explores how these ideals shape self-image, confidence, and individuality, revealing the impact of gender inequality on their everyday lives.
This is a story of a woman who was a victim of child marriage (16yrs). She suffered domestic violence and got the courage to walk out of the marriage. She decided to start an organization that educates women about gender inequality and domestic violence and empowers them.
When the only woman in a writer’s room learns that she’s just the “diversity hire,” she must cement her spot as a valuable employee through her writing talent alone.