GRRL HAUS CINEMA
International and Local short films from Women, Trans and Non-Binary Artists
BEST OF 2022 at the BRATTLE THEATRE
Screening one : 6pm
Screening two : 8:30 pm
Tickets
GRRL HAUS CINEMA is back at the Brattle Theatre for our annual Best of 2022 Short Films event.
This year we have two screenings for you to enjoy. That means we have 28 powerful, hilarious, engaging and inspiring international short films!
Dramas, Comedies, Documentaries, Music Videos, Horror, Animated, Experimental, we got it alllll!
Check out our lil teaser
Each screening has equal amounts of genres so there’s something for everyone in each screening. We are also excited to present 7 local films in this event.
What you can expect to see :
A colorful and cruel comedy of a vivid and wild wedding, Gen Z’s thoughts on climate anxiety, a hand painted animated film on relationships, a woman who speaks to the dead through water, a satire on parenting apps, the horror of looking for a new home, trying to make ends meet during the pandemic, a day in the life of a life model, gender discrimination in the world of surfing, a powerful drama from women in Iran, international music videos, though provoking shorts from the UK on being mixed race, a stop motion animated film from Colombia, a film that moves from documentary to fiction about a woman’s experience in Vietnam, an absurdist comedy on a woman who gives birth to an egg and their friends jealousy, a feminist tale of men-hunting vampires and soooo much more
You can find info on all the films being screened right here
Screening 1 - 6:00pm
Monachopsis - Liesbet van Loon
Paper Chasing - Whitney White
Bad Child - Nicole Emilíana Mendez
Dress Up - Sara Chia-Jewell
Whispers in the Water - Onyou Oh
What You Really Want, Electric Street Queens - Coco Roy *
rabbit hole - Lejin Fan
Potted Palm Trees - Rosa Friedrich
Blank Space Remix ft. Caxxianne by AKA Kelzz - Michelle Ragay, Robbie Campbell
Petunia - Miriam Olken *
Just Leave It - Willow Machado *
Don't You Want Me, Baby? - Oona Helena Koivula
Auld Spells - Dead Gurl - Sydney Marie Mills
Parently - Michelle Gold
Screening 2 - 8:30pm
Suite Night - Mahtab Pishghadam
I Gave it to You - Claire Maske *
Beige - Hannah Almond Barr and Olivia D’Lima
Below Surface - Chloe Keeley
Gloria - Daniela Briceño Bello, Diego Felipe Cortés, Blanca Castellar,
Only Feminists Left Alive - Melisa Bakir
Yến - Julia Feige
Mother's Smile, Father's Laugh - Avery Marin Cather *
Solidago - Jerusha West
Egg - Stephanie Ibarra
At Least It Was A Fruit Pie - Jenny Plante *
Disappearing Acts - Sarah E. Jenkins *
Model of Life - Sascha LO
*New England Local Filmmaker
We will also have local vendors : Holy Crow and Kristilyn Ink
They will be selling their beautiful merch for all your holiday shopping needs
Note - GRRL HAUS screenings are intended for mature audiences and contain films that may not be suitable for some.
International and Local short films from Women, Trans and Non-Binary Artists
BEST OF 2022 at the BRATTLE THEATRE
Screening one : 6pm
Screening two : 8:30 pm
Tickets
GRRL HAUS CINEMA is back at the Brattle Theatre for our annual Best of 2022 Short Films event.
This year we have two screenings for you to enjoy. That means we have 28 powerful, hilarious, engaging and inspiring international short films!
Dramas, Comedies, Documentaries, Music Videos, Horror, Animated, Experimental, we got it alllll!
Check out our lil teaser
Each screening has equal amounts of genres so there’s something for everyone in each screening. We are also excited to present 7 local films in this event.
What you can expect to see :
A colorful and cruel comedy of a vivid and wild wedding, Gen Z’s thoughts on climate anxiety, a hand painted animated film on relationships, a woman who speaks to the dead through water, a satire on parenting apps, the horror of looking for a new home, trying to make ends meet during the pandemic, a day in the life of a life model, gender discrimination in the world of surfing, a powerful drama from women in Iran, international music videos, though provoking shorts from the UK on being mixed race, a stop motion animated film from Colombia, a film that moves from documentary to fiction about a woman’s experience in Vietnam, an absurdist comedy on a woman who gives birth to an egg and their friends jealousy, a feminist tale of men-hunting vampires and soooo much more
You can find info on all the films being screened right here
Screening 1 - 6:00pm
Monachopsis - Liesbet van Loon
Paper Chasing - Whitney White
Bad Child - Nicole Emilíana Mendez
Dress Up - Sara Chia-Jewell
Whispers in the Water - Onyou Oh
What You Really Want, Electric Street Queens - Coco Roy *
rabbit hole - Lejin Fan
Potted Palm Trees - Rosa Friedrich
Blank Space Remix ft. Caxxianne by AKA Kelzz - Michelle Ragay, Robbie Campbell
Petunia - Miriam Olken *
Just Leave It - Willow Machado *
Don't You Want Me, Baby? - Oona Helena Koivula
Auld Spells - Dead Gurl - Sydney Marie Mills
Parently - Michelle Gold
Screening 2 - 8:30pm
Suite Night - Mahtab Pishghadam
I Gave it to You - Claire Maske *
Beige - Hannah Almond Barr and Olivia D’Lima
Below Surface - Chloe Keeley
Gloria - Daniela Briceño Bello, Diego Felipe Cortés, Blanca Castellar,
Only Feminists Left Alive - Melisa Bakir
Yến - Julia Feige
Mother's Smile, Father's Laugh - Avery Marin Cather *
Solidago - Jerusha West
Egg - Stephanie Ibarra
At Least It Was A Fruit Pie - Jenny Plante *
Disappearing Acts - Sarah E. Jenkins *
Model of Life - Sascha LO
*New England Local Filmmaker
We will also have local vendors : Holy Crow and Kristilyn Ink
They will be selling their beautiful merch for all your holiday shopping needs
Note - GRRL HAUS screenings are intended for mature audiences and contain films that may not be suitable for some.
GRRL HAUS CINEMA is an ongoing program of short films and video art made by women, non-binary, trans and genderqueer artists. A mix of local, national, and international artists present work from a variety of disciplines: narrative, documentary, experimental, and conceptual. With an emphasis on low budget and DIY, GRRL HAUS is a space for underrepresented voices in media arts.
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