Sometimes we tend, sometimes we're tended, sometimes we're left alone outside. Roles change, allegiances shift, and our families grow up too. Please select a title on the right to learn about each film included in this block.

Mrs Foster just wants to get through her chemotherapy sessions in peace. She’s unimpressed with her “chemo partner” pre-teen Maisy who asks lots of questions and has far too many opinions. Content warning: Cancer treatment WOFFF connection: Lead actor Joanna Lumley

My Week with Maisy

Mrs Foster just wants to get through her chemotherapy sessions in peace. She’s unimpressed with her “chemo partner” pre-teen Maisy who asks lots of questions and has far too many opinions.

After searching for the dream structure for many years, an artist builds an installation in a rewilded field in Dorset, and continues her journey of loss and remembrance. Content warning: Death and grieving WOFFF connection: Documentary participant &amp; producer Emma Douglas

The Tree

After searching for the dream structure for many years, an artist builds an installation in a rewilded field in Dorset, and continues her journey of loss and remembrance.

A mother steams flower buns, hangs lanterns and prepares special New Year treats to welcome her son back for Chinese New Year's Eve. She lights a lantern to guide her far-away child home safely. WOFFF connection: Animation character Mum

Looking Forward to Going Home

A mother steams flower buns, hangs lanterns and prepares special New Year treats to welcome her son back for Chinese New Year's Eve. She lights a lantern to guide her far-away child home safely.

Darminah is living with dementia. As she sits in the doctor’s waiting room with her daughter, Ani, memory fragments of their life together bubble up to the surface. Content warning: Living with dementia WOFFF connection: Lead actor Sri Yatun

Darminah is living with dementia. As she sits in the doctor’s waiting room with her daughter, Ani, memory fragments of their life together bubble up to the surface.

In a small remote community, the bullies are in charge. Elizabeth struggles to keep her daughter from being drawn into the fray. A psychological folk-horror story about the dangers of human nature at their most brutish. WOFFF connection: Lead actor Joanna Scanlan. Writer &amp; director Susie Jones

The Rising of the Sap

In a small remote community, the bullies are in charge. Elizabeth struggles to keep her daughter from being drawn into the fray. A psychological folk-horror story about the dangers of human nature at their most brutish.

Barbara’s 94 and pretty chipper with it but she does worry about her 72-year-old son, Alan, being on his own. After watching “Sleepless in Seattle” she has an idea of advertising for "a nice lady" for her boy. WOFFF connection: Lead actor Thelma Barlow. Writer, producer &amp; director Judy Flynn

Sleepless in Settle

Barbara’s 94 and pretty chipper with it but she does worry about her 72-year-old son, Alan, being on his own. After watching “Sleepless in Seattle” she has an idea of advertising for "a nice lady" for her boy.

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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 7 September to 7 October

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