What is 4th Annual Focus on Female Directors about?

Kirsten Dunst’s "Welcome" (USA, 2007, 13 min). Winona Ryder stars in this haunted house story. Isabella Rossellini’s “Green Porno” (USA, 2008, 3 min). A look at the sex life of bugs. Patricia Riggen’s “Family Portrait” (USA, 2004, 28 min). Revisits two people who were photographed by Gordon Parks in 1968 for Life magazine. Amy Axelson and Kimberly M. Wetherell’s “Why We Wax” (USA, 2007, 20 min). A funny, yet incisive documentary about getting rid of the hair down there. Nicole Mitchell’s “Zoologic” (USA, 2007, 4 min). About a fussy zookeeper. Lana Kim and Andy Bruntel’s “C’mon Baby” (USA, 2008, 3 mins). A stop-action animated video for former Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus. Ioana Uricaru’s “The Sun and the Moon” (USA, 2007, 13 min). A meditative, atmospheric portrait of a distant culture, shot in black and white. Myna Joseph’s “Man” (USA, 2007, 15 min). Two sisters explore their sexuality.

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What is 4th Annual Focus on Female Directors about?: Kirsten Dunst’s "Welcome" (USA, 2007, 13 min). Winona Ryder stars in this haunted house story. Isabella Rossellini’s “Green Porno” (USA, 2008, 3 min). A look at the sex life of bugs. Patricia Riggen’s “Family Portrait” (USA, 2004, 28 min). Revisits two people who were photographed by Gordon Parks in 1968 for Life magazine. Amy Axelson and Kimberly M. Wetherell’s “Why We Wax” (USA, 2007, 20 min). A funny, yet incisive documentary about getting rid of the hair down there. Nicole Mitchell’s “Zoologic” (USA, 2007, 4 min). About a fussy zookeeper. Lana Kim and Andy Bruntel’s “C’mon Baby” (USA, 2008, 3 mins). A stop-action animated video for former Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus. Ioana Uricaru’s “The Sun and the Moon” (USA, 2007, 13 min). A meditative, atmospheric portrait of a distant culture, shot in black and white. Myna Joseph’s “Man” (USA, 2007, 15 min). Two sisters explore their sexuality.