10 Days in a Madhouse
A family of Ghosts
Abandon Ship
About Scout
After Aschwitz The Story of Six Women
Between Shifts
Boundries of the Heart
Breaking Silence
Choice
CIT
Coat Check Lady
Cream
Endless Night
Final Decision
FuN
I Should Have Run
Its Criminal
Jackson
Leni Leni
Lost Girls
Raising Ms. President
Noticed
People Like Us
Reflections Unheard Black Women in Civil Rights
Saanja
Signing Out
The Bag
Temporary
Snowflake
The Drowning
The Next Step
The Ravens
The Same Difference
The Tribe
The Valley
Tuesday, 10:08am
V Strone
Wall, Crevice, Tear
Women Like Us
In Their Eyes
Celebrating the cinematic achievements of women from the around the world, The Los Angeles Women's International Film festival presented by Alliance of Women Filmmakers takes place March 23-26 at LA Live Regal Cinemas.
Now in its 13th year, the festival serves as a platform for women filmmakers worldwide to share their unique stories and cultural experiences with Los Angeles' diverse audience. The festival's programming also reflects Alliance of Women Filmmakers' mission to educate and inform audiences of social, political, and health issues impacting women globally.
Each year, Alliance of Women Filmmakers partners with a charitable organization that serves women. For 2017 AWF has partnered with WriteGirl a Los Angeles-based creative writing and mentoring organization that spotlights the power of a girl and her pen.
Volunteering with LAWIFF is an opportunity to see incredible films, network with filmmakers and entertainment executives, make friends and take part in a truly collaborative event that supports and celebrates women filmmakers from around the world. For more information email put 2017 Volunteer Assignment in the subject line.
30 January, 2026
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LA Women's International Film Festival
Regal Cinemas LA Live
March 23 - 26
Opening Night Film and Reception
The Drowning
Directed by Bette Gordon
March 23rd at 8:00pm
Closing Night Film and Reception
Endless Night
Directed by Isabel Coixet
Centerpiece Documentary
Raising Ms. President
Directed by Kiley Lane Parker
Followed by panel presented by
Women of Warner
Centerpiece Feature
About Scout
Directed by Laurie Weltz
