Worldwide Women's Film Festival

Name: Worldwide Women's Film Festival
Address: Phoenix, AZ, 85050, US
Telephone: +16025253012

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Qualified films have women in at least one key creative role: Writer, Producer, Director, Cinematographer, Editor, Composer.

The Worldwide Women's Film Festival is supporting women in film by educating, supporting and empowering women in the collaborative endeavor of filmmaking while we shine a light on women's stories and other diverse experiences across all genders. Mission: "The Worldwide Women's Film Festival educates, supports, and empowers women in the collaborative endeavor of filmmaking while we shine a light o

n women's stories and diverse experiences." Also for consideration will be films with story lines focused on women and/or films with women lead roles. Films under 60 minutes are considered shorts. Films 60 minutes or longer are considered feature length. All genres, narrative and documentary, will be accepted. If you are not sure which category to submit to, please contact us.

04/02/2026

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My Life Between The Reins, 2026 Audience Choice Award winner for feature film!

From director Marilyn Swick

My Life Between The Reins, an inspirational true-story feature documentary of a young girl with cerebral palsy and her equestrian journey through adulthood as she faces challenges with the help of her family, faith, persistence, and determination to follow her goals & dreams.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on My Life Between The Reins!

04/02/2026

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Cruda Verdad Dura Moral, 2026 Audience Choice Award winner for short film!

From director Daniela Garcia

In a world of wild parties and ambiguous friendships, Carla, a resilient young woman, must confront the shadows of a night she barely remembers, as her closest relationships force her to question trust, truth, and her own perception of consent and betrayal.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on Cruda Verdad Dura Moral!

04/02/2026

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Harmony On Pointe, 2026 Audience Choice Award winner for short film!

From director Adam J Benavides

In an unprecedented collaboration, the School of Ballet Arizona and the Phoenix Youth Symphony Orchestra unite to bring a groundbreaking performance to life. This short film follows the journey of these extraordinary young dancers and musicians as they prepare for the world premiere of Peter and the Wolf. With breathtaking talent and unwavering dedication, they showcase the transformative power of youth arts education, the profound impact of artistic collaboration, and the enduring importance of the arts in our world. A testament to passion and creativity, this film captures a moment unlike anything happening in the state—or perhaps the nation.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on Harmony On Pointe!

03/31/2026

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Bloom In, 2026 Honorable Mention for Animation!

From director Avery Robinson Rouda

An awkward cactus learns to bloom in her own divine timing.

This is a story about a girl finding her place in the world, personified through a cactus who judges herself and compares her truth to the Poppy flowers around her. When the Sun comes out to remind the Cactus how to open her heart and trust in her own unique soul's expression, this little prickly cactus finally learns the power of self-love, softening the walls around her heart so she can BLOOM IN.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on Bloom In!

03/31/2026

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Girls Don't Cry, 2026 Honorable Mention for Social Awareness!

From director Sigrid Klausmann

What does it mean to be a girl in the world today? How do they fare in a restrictive world? The documentary “Girls Don’t Cry” is about the longing of six girls from six countries, longing for a self-determined life in freedom, their desire to fall in love, without paternalism, without others having power over their bodies, with equal rights.

We see Nancy, Sheelan, Selenna, Nina, Paige and Sinai deal with the crisis of puberty, their self-confident decisions in difficult situations, their courageous fight against brutal traditions such as circumcision, against social constraints and pressure, against beauty mania and prejudice. Being young and cool, even in the face of trauma and loss.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on Girls Don't Cry!

03/30/2026

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Cruda Verdad Dura Moral, 2026 Honorable Mention for Student Film Film!

From director Daniela Garcia

In a world of wild parties and ambiguous friendships, Carla, a resilient young woman, must confront the shadows of a night she barely remembers, as her closest relationships force her to question trust, truth, and her own perception of consent and betrayal.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on Cruda Verdad Dura Moral!

03/30/2026

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Divide, 2026 Honorable Mention for Short Film!

From director Jeanette Buck

Two estranged siblings of opposing political persuasions cleaning out their mother's home after her death, fight over the inheritance of a sentimental souvenir.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on Divide!

03/30/2026

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The Other Side, 2026 Honorable Mention for Short Film!

From director Nikita Hattangady

Set in the heart of Mumbai, "The Other Side" is a compelling portrayal of the struggles endured by a Mumbai street artist aspiring to attend one of the country's finest art academies. When he is faced with the decision between his desires and a friend's needs, he must choose between his heart and his conscience.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on The Other Side!

03/29/2026

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Fine, 2026 Honorable Mention for Visual Effects!

From director Meirav Heiman

Family meal time goes haywire in this video work created during the current war; ordinary routines dissolve into chaotic, spectacular performance as everything falls apart

Congratulations to everyone who worked on Fine!

03/29/2026

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Tin Tune, winner of 2026 Best Animation Award!

From director & animator Carolyn Gair

When you’re three inches tall, a cluttered attic can offer a world of mystery and wonder! Zip and his friend Wheel explore the shadowy corners of a long forgotten Nursery, playing with the wooden blocks, wind-up toys, tin soldiers and jack-in-the-box. But a family of mice view their noisy presence as an invasion and launch a counter attack. Zip and Wheel retreat to a dusty music room, where more creatures and an unexpected symphony emerge from the woodwork!

Congratulations to everyone who worked on Tin Tune!

03/29/2026

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Fender, winner of 2026 Best Horror Award and Honorable Mention for First Time Filmmaker!

From directors Jy Prishkulnik & Sophie Anne Miller

On the final night of summer, Annie is confronted by a relentless stalker—the embodiment of her deepest childhood fears. When her friends dismiss her concerns, Annie must contend with her anxieties and the unsettling truth.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on Fender!

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