WOFFF26

Block 3: Past to present

Available in 23d 19h 12m 38s
Available September 4, 2026 8:00 AM UTC
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7 films in package
Aunt Harriet
Singer Aunt Harriet Miller died in 1932 in Guelph, Canada. She’d lost her memory and family. A musical portrait and spoken-word elegy explore memory, myth, and Black healing.
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No age is just easy
Filmmaker and illustrator Sandrine has a conversation with herself at different ages. A film about aging — about the beauty and the difficulty of it. This is a watercolour come to life.
Dirt
Valentyna, an older Ukrainian refugee, waits at the UK airport passport control. A keepsake from home raises suspicions with a Customs Officer.
Mother's Influence
Louise is an influencer, navigating aging and body dysmorphia. Her daughter Meg admires her but questions how diet, upbringing and surgery have shaped them both. Through laughter and vulnerability, they examine the complexities of how they are each evolving.
Red Girl Rising
Joyce Jonathan Crone, Mohawk matriarch, retired teacher, activist, and humanitarian reaches out to her community of Huntsville, Ontario, opening hearts and bridging gaps for Indigenous education.
Gertie Hooper vs the Committee
During World War II shepherd Gertie Hooper has her own battle to fight. Some of the village men decide that to help the war effort, Gertie should be evicted from the land her family has farmed for decades.
New Ground
In a pioneering community 26 women over 50 are rewriting the script on ageing. Offering rare access to the UK’s first co-housing project of its kind, the film explores how mutual support, independence, and collective purpose are reshaping later life.
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Reclaiming histories and bodies and lands. A woman nurtures a jar of soil, another defies the men who threaten her farm. One woman ignites a revolution of unlearning. How do we connect the dots?


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Singer Aunt Harriet Miller died in 1932 in Guelph, Canada. She’d lost her memory and family. A musical portrait and spoken-word elegy explore memory, myth, and Black healing.


WOFFF connection: Experimental film participant Ahdri Zhina Mandiela

  • Year
    2025
  • Runtime
    8 minutes
  • Country
    Canada
  • Genre
    Experimental
  • Director
    HAUI
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