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Next Workshop! An Evening with The New York Times Op-Docs



Tuesday, June 25 6:30-8:00pm
$10 Register here!

Op-Docs is The New York Times editorial department’s forum for short, opinionated documentaries, produced with wide creative latitude and a range of artistic styles, covering current affairs, contemporary life and historical subjects. Most Op-Docs videos are between 3 and 5 minutes long and are produced by both renowned and emerging filmmakers who express their views in the first person, through their subjects or more subtly through an artistic approach to a topic. Having a short video on Op-Docs means your story can be seen by millions of Times readers around the world and you will ignite a conversation about a subject matter that is close to you. This is a wonderful opportunity for filmmakers who have films still in production or have a new idea f or a short documentary. Past Op-Docs videos based on films by WMM’s filmmakers have included Laura Poitras (THE OATH), Dawn Porter (GIDEON’S ARMY) and Lisa Jackson (SEX CRIMES UNIT). Join us in an evening with Op-Docs coordinating producer Kathleen Lingo as she talks about what they are looking for, how you can submit a short video or a written pitch for consideration and how Op-Docs works with filmmakers in the production of their short videos. Register.


SALMA MAKES ITS NYC PREMIERE AT HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH FILM FESTIVAL!



We are thrilled to announce that internationally acclaimed director Kim Longinotto's newest film, SALMA, which premiered at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival and went on to further success at Berlin International Film Festival and Hot Docs, will have its New York Premiere at the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival this month! To see more on dates and times at the Lincoln Center and IFC, visit here.

Also having their New York Premieres at HRW are CAMERA/WOMAN by Karima Zoubir and GOING UP THE STAIRS by Rokhsareh Gahem Maghami and from the Production Assistance Program, THE NEW BLACK by Yoruba Richen. For dates and times, visit here.


Men write 70% and women 30% of all film reviews published in the nation’s top newspapers. -Thumbs Down Report



Get WMM's 40th Anniversary Traveling Film Fest



Love WMM films? Now you can bring great feminist films to your campus with our new initiative! We'll program a great line up of films for you, send you the DVDs (which you can keep for your library's collection) and arrange for a Skype or in-person Q&A with filmmakers and/or WMM staff.

For more information, contact Kristen Fitzpatrick, Public Exhibition Director, at kfitzpatrick@wmm.com.

Want Digital Licensing? Here's How!

Times are changing and digital licensing has become an important part of the media landscape. Women Make Movies now offers streaming licenses for the length of the file format after the purchase of a film(s) at list price. Price of the digital license is based on list price. Discounts are available for bulk orders. Visit here for more information on terms and conditions.


Thanks to generous support from the NY Department of Cultural Affairs, WMM has launched The New York City Cultural and Community Discount Program, and is pleased to offer 50% off rentals or sales of WMM films to NYC non-profit groups in the five boroughs!
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SAVE UP TO 66% WITH OUR SPECIAL COLLECTIONS!

WMM's timely Special Collections cover a wide range of issues and bring depth and unique content to your library. Buy 5 or more films from a single collection for just $99 each. Go!



CHECK OUT OUR PRESS ROOM

Visit our Press Room to read the latest news and announcements, learn about our newest acquisitions, and link to articles about WMM. Go!



JOBS AND INTERNSHIPS!

Women Make Movies is hiring! We're seeking an energetic, dedicated and highly motivated full-time Marketing Manager to promote and publicize WMM and its collection of films. See more.

WMM is looking for interns! Work with our distribution staff to learn about outreach and promotion of independent film, or work with our production assistance program to learn about raising money and getting independent films made. In addition, we're now seeking a talented and enthusiastic Social Media Intern! Apply today to take advantage of this great opportunity!



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Top 10 Films of the Month

A GIRL LIKE HER
SERVICE: WHEN WOMEN COME MARCHING HOME
THE GREY AREA: FEMINISM BEHIND BARS
MARIA IN NOBODY'S LAND
HOW TO LOSE YOUR VIRGINITY
FORBIDDEN VOICES
RIGHTS & WRONGS
CHILDREN OF MEMORY
The MOSUO SISTERS
NO JOB FOR A WOMAN: THE WOMEN WHO FOUGHT TO REPORT WWII



End of Year Sale! 65% off 5 Films!


What an incredible offer! From now through June 30, take advantage of the opportunity to own five films at a 65% savings!, including our bestsellers and most popular releases.

Choose from nearly all of our 550 titles! For more information on this special offer, click here for more info.

WMM on Your TV



CHILDREN OF MEMORY (Ninos de la Memoria), by Kathryn Smith Pyle and Mari­a Teresa Rodriguez will air on Global Voices on PBS's World Chanel June 30! Visit here for times and local listings.

INVOKING JUSTICE by Deepa Dhanraj will air on Global Voices on PBS's World Channel in July. Visit here for times and local listings.

SERVICE: WHEN WOMEN COME MARCHING HOME by Marcia Rock and Patricia Lee Stotter continues to air on local PBS stations in many major cities through June. Click here for a complete schedule.



Upgrade Your VHS Tapes to DVDs at 50% Off List Price

Ready to change those VHS tapes over to DVDs? WMM is offering you the chance to upgrade any VHS films purchased from WMM to DVDs at only 50% off the list price of the film. Contact orders@wmm.com or call 212-925-0606 x360 and mention promo code VHSDVDW13.




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