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8TH ANNUAL

NEVADA WOMEN'S FILM FESTIVAL

The 8th Annual Nevada Women's Film Festival is ONLY TWO DAYS AWAY starting June 23 and running through June 26, 2022.


Find out more and get your passes and tickets at NWFFest.com.

THE NOMINEES ARE IN FOR THE…


2022

8TH ANNUAL 

FEMMY AWARDS!

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE NOMINEES

BEST SHORT FILM:

Lilian

Sproutland

Wildcat

Whistle

Dance for Emily

Blunt


BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY:

Pursue Dreams Deferred

Aftermath

Windsor Park

Inside the Beauty Bubble


BEST FEATURE DOCUMENTARY:

The Creative High

Warrior Spirit

Women in the Front Seat


BEST FEMALE PROTAGONIST:

Well Actually

Pursue Dreams Deferred

Whistle

Caught

En Avant


BEST FEATURE FILM:

Beyond Methuselah

Goodbye Petrushka

Natalie

Mighty Victoria


SPIRIT OF ACTIVISM:

Windsor Park

Aftermath

Why I Give

Desert Apocalypse

BEST NEVADA FILM:

Mighty Victoria

Friends in the Attic

Windsor Park

Tunnel Rat

Blunt

Tender Moon


BEST ANIMATED FILM:

If My Voice Rang Louder Than My Skin

Lucha and the Ekeko

Friends in the Attic


BEST EXPERIMENTAL FILM:

The Parking Lot of Dreams

Heard

She’s the Protagonist


BEST STUDENT FILM:

Winter 1941

Friends in the Attic

Why I Give

En Avant

Windsor Park


OUTSTANDING LGBTQ THEMED FILM:

Aurora

Don’t Let Go

Natalie

Blunt


AUDIENCE FAVORITE:

You tell us!

Cast your vote in-person after each film block.

JOIN US for the Femmy Awards

Sunday, June 26th at 8PM

Look back at the Virtual Femmy Awards from the 7th Annual NWFFest

A LOOK BACK AT THE 7TH ANNUAL VIRTUAL FEMMY AWARDS


The 7th Annual Nevada Women’s Film Festival, took place virtually June 21 – 27, 2021 and hosted 58 Films from 20 Countries.

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NWFFest is a project of the Nevada Women’s Film Collective, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. This festival is supported, in part, by the Nevada Arts Council, a state agency, which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. This festival is made possible by support from Nevada Humanities and the National Endowment for the Humanities.