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Wench at Last Ship Residency Announced

Meet the incredible artists joining Sapna Moti Bhavnani, artist in residence at Last Ship for “How to Walk Backwards in a Straight Line”

We Didn't Make It To Cannes, But Our Work Did!

This country is haunted by everything— ancestors, partition, dowry deaths, gendered violence, child marriages, mother-in-laws and the worst of them all WhatsApp forwards.

Celebrating One Year of Cinema de l'Étrange at Alliance Française

Wench Film Festival Celebrates One Year of Cinema de l'Étrange at Alliance Française

Save The Date! Thurs May 8th Screening

Era is an eccentric, pseudo astrologer and an Instagram influencer. She is found dead in her flat at a high-rise building. Suspects are Era’s husband Rahul, House-help Chotu, and the nosy neighbour Mrs. Basanti. Two newly-joined, incompetent young police constables Balram and Zubeida are compelled to investigate Era's murder.

"I Thought I Acquired Special Skills When I Had My First Period."

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Exclusive Wench Residency at Last Ship Khajuraho.

Wench Film Festival is thrilled to announce an exclusive opportunity for theatre artists to collaborate on the development of How to Walk Backwards in a Straight Line, a one-woman play exploring grief, identity, and supernatural storytelling along with founder Sapna Moti Bhavnani.

Wench Film Festival is now an official member of The Méliès International Festivals Federation.

The Méliès International Festivals Federation (MIFF) has the great pleasure of welcoming two new festivals as competitive members.