What is 5th Annual Focus on Female Directors about?

Jane Campion's "Peel" (Australia, 1982, 8 min.) A dysfunctional family car trip, also known as “An Exercise in Discipline.” Robyn Simms’ "Sisyphus" (USA, 2009, 1 min.) Docu explores the musings of a young man. Janet Grillo's "Flying Lessons" (USA, 2008, 15 min.) A single mother and her autistic son. Steph Green's "New Boy" (Ireland, 2007, 11 min.) Follows an immigrant schoolboy. Patricia Cardoso's "The Air Globes" (USA, 1990, 12 min.) An early piece from the director of REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES. Jessica Yu's "The Kinda Sutra" (USA, 2009, 8 min.) Explores youthful misconceptions about a universal question: How are babies made? Katie Wolfe's "This Is Her" (New Zealand, 2009, 12 min.) A woman giving birth foretells her family's future. Juanita Wilson’s “The Door” (Ireland, 2009, 17 min.) A father’s attempt to come to terms with the effects of the 1986 Chernobyl disaster.

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What is 5th Annual Focus on Female Directors about?: Jane Campion's "Peel" (Australia, 1982, 8 min.) A dysfunctional family car trip, also known as “An Exercise in Discipline.” Robyn Simms’ "Sisyphus" (USA, 2009, 1 min.) Docu explores the musings of a young man. Janet Grillo's "Flying Lessons" (USA, 2008, 15 min.) A single mother and her autistic son. Steph Green's "New Boy" (Ireland, 2007, 11 min.) Follows an immigrant schoolboy. Patricia Cardoso's "The Air Globes" (USA, 1990, 12 min.) An early piece from the director of REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES. Jessica Yu's "The Kinda Sutra" (USA, 2009, 8 min.) Explores youthful misconceptions about a universal question: How are babies made? Katie Wolfe's "This Is Her" (New Zealand, 2009, 12 min.) A woman giving birth foretells her family's future. Juanita Wilson’s “The Door” (Ireland, 2009, 17 min.) A father’s attempt to come to terms with the effects of the 1986 Chernobyl disaster.