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Block 7: Travelling Light

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Available September 5, 2025 8:00 AM UTC
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7 films in package
Holding On
Through intimate diary footage filmed over a period of 10 years, a single mother records her son’s transition into manhood whilst struggling to keep a connection with him through his love of skateboarding.
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Gossip/Clecs
Two older lesbians are on a train-powered honeymoon. A ticket collector looks on, fascinated. They’re old enough to be her nan, but still, she’s impressed by how much they’re loving life and each other.
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Bird Woman
Tokyo in a pandemic. Men, their faces hidden by masks, are assaulting women on trains, and Toki’s had enough. She dons a bird mask and her actions light up social media. Her message spreads like a virus.
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Woman of Water
Showing and concealing, moving and being moved. In a ballet for isolated limbs, a trio for dancers flow, float, swim and glide. A new, purely female story of creation emerges from the water.
Holding Stone
An exploration of 80-year-old Angela Bohrer's experience of mud-larking. A meditation on sculpture, shape, form and tactility.
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Out of Service
Hilary's staging a one-woman protest to protect the village bus route. She’s got badges and handcuffs and political muscle memory from the 1980s. Now she just needs to get her family and the ukulele-playing busdriver on her side.
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Two Travelling Aunties
Singaporeans Norah (55) and Susie (60) ditch conventional living for van life, embracing adventure and newfound freedom. At its heart this road trip movie is a love story - a celebration of courage, companionship, and the freedom to truly be ourselves.
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In praise of momentum, in appreciation of stillness. Sometimes when you’re on the move you can find a way to be yourself. And sometimes at rest you enable the next journey.


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Hilary's staging a one-woman protest to protect the village bus route. She’s got badges and handcuffs and political muscle memory from the 1980s. Now she just needs to get her family and the ukulele-playing busdriver on her side.


WOFFF connection: Lead actor Sue Johnstone. Writer & director Anita Pandolfo

  • Runtime
    12 minutes
  • Country
    United Kingdom
  • Genre
    Drama
  • Director
    Anita Pandolfo
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