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A still from "A Line Birds Cannot See," a film by Amy Bench screening as part of the 2021 Lunafest.
This film fest of short films made by and about women could be the sleeper hit of 2021 so far. The roster of seven beautiful films (total running time 86 minutes) includes Overexposed (about a female expedition to the North Pole), Knocking Down the Fences (about professional softball), A Line Birds Cannot See (animation), The Scientists Versus Dartmouth (women in science), Connection (Native American woman fly-fishing), and more. The $18 ticket benefits five woman-centric organizations in Madison via the Zonta Club. Films are viewable until 9 a.m. April 10.
press release: Lunafest Film Festival features 7 short documentaries by and about women. Award winning filmmakers are pared with compelling stories about women. It is a fundraiser to support and empower women in Dane County.
Stream available 9:00 AM April 8 through 9:00 AM April 10, 2021. $18.
There will be a free discussion session via Zoom on Saturday, April 10, at 3:00pm that will be available to the first 25 people who register. To register for the discussion please go to zontamadisonlunafest@gmail.com.
Proceeds will support the Zonta Madison Foundation. In 2020, our Foundation benefited five local organizations that provide support and improve the status of women in the Madison area.
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