You can glance at me, you can watch me, you can look at me but do you see me? Films that demand we look, really look, at the people in them and see them as they truly are. Please select a title on the right to learn about each film included in this programme.

An errand at the dry cleaners unleashes a free-for-all of fat-shaming, body image demons and family dieting obsessions. WOFFF connection: Animation subject, writer, producer &amp; director Debra Solomon

Little Hurts

Mary's daughter, Fiona, has sold Mary's car. The open road and new adventures are calling but Mary's trapped, dreaming of escape, watching the birds fly free outside her window. WOFFF connection: Lead actor Anna Calder Marshall. Director Ann Hawker

Fly Free

An act of creative resistance exploring the decolonising the filmmaker's family's migration narratives.&nbsp; WOFFF connection: Writer, producer &amp; director Lal Davies

Transhumance

On a deserted East Sussex beach, a woman struggles to face down her inner demons as she makes her way into the water. WOFFF connection: Lead actor Toyah Willcox. Writer Louise Monaghan. Director Lois Norman

Weightless

Two British artists, lesbian portrait painter Sadie Lee and non-binary writer Libro Levi Bridgeman collaborate on a portrait of Libro. The portrait is a first for art, important for queer politics and sensational to see. Showing a queerer side of queer we've never seen before. WOFFF connection: Documentary subject Sadie Lee. Director Sarah Myland

Private View

The visual artist Angela Charles shares her story of unexpectedly losing her sight, and her experience of 'coming out' as a blind artist after years of hiding it as the self-proclaimed Queen of Bluff. WOFFF connection: Documentary subject Angela Charles

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Programme 8: See Me

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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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