Korean "comfort women" in Japan in World War II and a lone worker floating in space in the near future, a teacher in Hawaii and a dancing duo in the Bronx feature in these stories of time and place. Please select a title on the right to learn about each film included in this programme.

Remembered objects from the animator's 1960s childhood. Each object appears and disappears like a memory, often morphing into the next one, with occasional flashes of colour. WOFFF connection: Director Cally Trench

Twenty Objects from a Sixties Childhood

An inter-generational, knowledge-sharing programme helps Hawaiians from disadvantaged backgrounds learn Hawaiian language, culture and traditions, as well as ways to live and work more sustainably. WOFFF connection: Director Genevieve Sulway

I am Kanaka

A displaced older woman struggles to maintain her mental sharpness amidst the cruelty of the social order in 19th century Europe.&nbsp; WOFFF connection: Experimental film subject Evelyn Hart. Director Nicola Hawkins

Scored by Time

The everyday magic of dance is everywhere in a Bronx neighborhood. Near the ice cream truck, under the elevated train, and at the subway station, everybody becomes part of the daily dance. WOFFF connection: Experimental film subject Aislinn MacMaster. Director Marta Renzi

Bronx Magic

A lone communications technician on a distant relay planet must face reality and isolation during her five-year contract with a Terran banking consortium in this animated short. WOFFF connection: Writer &amp; director Deb Ethier

Will Ye No Come Back Again?

Nine young girls from the West Cork Travelling Community set out to elaborate their hopes and dreams in a process of mutual witness, professional mentorship and collective support. An intimate and heart-opening record of their journey unfolds, and pioneering model of participative film-making emerges on both sides of the camera. WOFFF connection: Director Toma McCullim

Wheel of Dreams

Lee Yong-soo was taken away from her home in Daegu, Korea, when she was 14 by the Imperial Japanese Army and forced into sexual slavery during World War II. She is one of 11 remaining known “Comfort Women” survivors in Korea. She continues to fight for justice for a crime still denied and suppressed by the Japanese government. WOFFF connection: Documentary subject Lee Yong-soo

My Sisters in the Stars: The Story of Lee Yong-soo

Programme 5: The Time and Space We Need

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Women Over 50 Film Festival (WOFFF) brings you the fun, fearless and real stories about and by women over 50 with our annual short film festival from 9 September to 9 October

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