Bechdel Film Festival / Queer Bee Film Festival 2019 – My Aunt Mame
Every family leaves hidden legacies.
Read MoreWater Event 2019 – I am Water - I give you Life
Water, the great equalizer.
Read MoreFlorida Film Festival 2019 – A Year
A Himalayan village woman yearns to provide a better life for her young daughters. But the only possible option she sees is surrogacy – a choice that will explode her domestic tranquility and become a searing dilemma.
Read MoreMelbourne Documentary Film Festival 2019 – The Queens
The Queens explores the transgender subculture of competitive female impersonation.
Read MoreSheffield International Documentary Festival / Doc Edge 2019 – Kate Nash: Underestimate The Girl
Kate Nash, punk renegade, TV wrestling queen, and DIY leader of an all-girl band forgoes money and fame to speak out about injustices in the music business and to embolden other young women to find their voices. This high-energy, female-centered rock odyssey reveals the treacherous line that today’s artists must walk to survive while making art on their own terms in contemporary pop culture.
Read MoreFlorida Film Festival 2019 – White Rock Skate
A delusional woman desperately clings to an abandoned skating rink and her memories of it.
Read MoreMelbourne Documentary Film Festival 2019 – Red Sunday: Healing Through Narrative Therapy
In the documentary; Red Sunday, community members of rural far east Gippsland, Victoria, Australia recount their experiences regarding the devastating 2014 bushfires, which lasted around 70 long, unpredictable, and traumatic days.
Read MoreHot Docs 2019 – On The President's Orders
The searing story of President Duterte's bloody campaign against drug dealers and addicts in the Philippines, told with unprecedented and intimate access to both sides of the war.
Read MoreMelbourne Documentary Film Festival 2019 – Fuck You All: The Uwe Boll Story
Behind the lens with the most hated man in Hollywood
Read MoreHuman Rights & Arts Film Festival 2019 – The Third Sorrow
Third Sorrow follows single mother Yejide as she prepares for her daughter's rite of passage into womanhood. The burdens of tradition and duty bring Yejide's maternal instincts into conflict.
Read MoreMelbourne Documentary Film Festival 2019 – American Mirror: Intimations of Immortality
On our Instagram or Facebook pages, we show only the best part of ourselves, the "beautiful" part of our lives. We hide in this fake. We are so immersed in the process of creating our ideal virtual personality that we forget about real life. We forget the simple truth that beauty is inside.
Read MoreWelcome to We Are Moving Stories, our 2000+ films and 500,000 page views!
We are moving stories has 2000 FILMS! Here's a good news story - over 50%+ of our contributors are women. Thanks for all your continued support and enthusiasm! Let's celebrate! We broadcast and embrace new voices in drama, documentary, animation, journalism, music video and web-series. We also connect films to audiences, producers, distributors, sales agents, buyers, film festival directors and media. We proudly support and encourage 50%+ women’s participation on our platform. Here you can read three interviews with founder Carmela Baranowska - in April, August and October 2016 - where she discusses her motivation for beginning this platform and her hopes for the future.
Read MoreCannes Film Festival (Emerging Filmmaker Showcase) 2019 – Where I Was Born
Through short, humorous vignettes, one presents a critique of the diverse social issues permeating throughout South Korean culture.
Read MoreMessages from the animals - Otter Love
Interspecies communicator Elke Duerr takes us on a journey to explore the world of sweet water otters.
Read MoreHot Docs 2019 – BOJAYÁ: Caught In The Crossfire
To bring peace to the living, you must remember the dead.
Read MoreSydney Film Festival / Palm Springs International ShortFest 2019 – How To Be Alone
One woman’s simple, three-step guide to surviving a night on your own.
Read MoreMelbourne Documentary Film Festival 2019 – Prom Night
Billie, a 17-year-old non-binary teenager, prepares to attend a formal for underage queer youth for the first time. As they choose their outfit and get their hair dyed, they reveal how they navigate the awkwardness of adolescence while also dealing with the anxieties that come with being young and queer.
Read MoreAmdocs 2019 – One Word: Occupation
Occupation is the Palestinian tragedy, but it is also Israel's present. We must liberate both people from the occupation.
Read MoreIndy Film Festival 2019 – Funeral
A bereaved woman delivers a convoluted speech to a gathering of family and close friends. She then retreats to a waiting room where the surreal meets the real by a water cooler in Funeral, a heavy, fertile, mourning comedy.
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