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For 2021 our main screenings will be held in September at two outdoor film events taking place in Berlin Germany. With filmmaker Q&As, vendors, performances and exhibitions . In addition all submissions will also be considered for our monthly curated online screenings, which includes interviews with the filmmakers. If we have permission (due to pandemic) to make more live events throughout the year - we will! And we hope to continue our end of the year event at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge, MA. GRRL HAUS is not your typical film festival, instead of having one big event - we have multiple events throughout the year. Our goal is to show as many quality short films made by women, non-binary, genderqueer, and trans people to an international audience. We completely celebrate DIY culture and focus on sharing works to all different types of audiences. This can include audiences at international museums or to audiences at underground clubs. We believe that every audience deserves the chance to see these works, rather than just the typical film festival networking crowd. We want to reach all audiences and celebrate the inclusivity of creative and unique work in film. OUR HISTORY: GRRL HAUS started in 2014 at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge, MA, USA. Since then the event has showcased over 400 filmmakers, including multiple musical performances, video art installations, exhibitions and local vendors. In 2016 GRRL HAUS relocated to Berlin Germany and started hosting small screenings of local films. As we established are identity in Berlin we began to include music and arts. Within the past few years we have grown to not just showcase films, but also art, music, dance, photography, handmade crafts and clothing, and even tarot, astrology and spiritual meet ups. The idea of GRRL HAUS is constantly expanding. We believe in no boundaries for creativity and are constantly looking for new ways to celebrate the work of underrepresented people. For our complete history of screenings, events, exhibitions, concerts and parties - you can view all our teasers and selected artists on our Media page : https:\u002F\u002Fwww.grrlhauscinema.com\u002Fmedia.html OUR PROJECTS: International Screenings: Our international screenings are curated from our over 400 yearly submissions. Through these submissions we select our favorite short films. This includes our end of the year festival screening at the Brattle Theatre and museum screenings at the prestigious Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston. Mobile Kino Screenings: We hold 3-4 screenings through Mobile Kino Berlin a year. These screenings we curate around the best of our local short film submissions and a selection of international short films. We invite the filmmakers to Q&A’s following the screenings, where they discus their works. Loophole Monthly Screenings: Once a month GRRL HAUS hosts screenings at Loophole Berlin. These events focus on sharing local films by local filmmakers. All of these screenings are free to enter and enjoy. We believe it’s important to keep some events free for the public. These events build up our sense of local community and follows through with one of our founding principles : sharing our excitement and love for low budget, DIY events and making them accessible to everyone. Online Screenings \u002F Gimme 5: At GRRL HAUS CINEMA we were forced to cancel all our events during this Corona season, and every artist on our program list was left without a show venue. Energized and in defiance of the virus, we wanted now more than ever to keep going. We want the artists to keep going. We want to encourage them to stay active, to create, and most importantly to show their work. We want to reverse the status quo of art being left behind in times of crisis when it is needed most. For past year (and into the future) we have been running online screenings, which we have been curating and presenting live on our online platform. We have been hosting these themed screenings on our website and Vimeo, as well as promoting all the films on our social media platforms. We host 10-15 short films on our site for a week. And then we remove them and continue hosting other themed sets. Through these screenings our audiences are able to watch amazing short films in the comfort and safety of their home. All of the online screenings are free to watch, so they are accessible to anyone in these uncertain times. Media: http:\u002F\u002Fgrrlhauscinema.com https:\u002F\u002Fwww.facebook.com\u002FGRRLHAUSCINEMA https:\u002F\u002Fwww.instagram.com\u002Fgrrlhauscinema\u002F https:\u002F\u002Fvimeo.com\u002Fgrrlhauscinema Past and Current partners, venues, curation teams and organizations: Alamo Drafthouse Brain Arts Boston Hassle Brattle Theatre ​Das Giftraum Dorchester Art Project DMP Sci-Fi Sleepover at Babylon Kino GIF - Girls in Film Institute of Contemporary Art Boston ​IL KINO Loophole ​Love Hotel Mobile Kino Oblomov RAW Berlin Worm Rotterdam Verge Under the Underground Our 2020 selections and events: Live Events: Rise \u002F\u002F GRRL HAUS - September 2020 September 23rd with Mobile Kino at Alte Münze Featuring work by : Elsa van Damke, Coco Roy, Maren Sosada, Alena Shevchenko, Amina Krami, Nola Anwar, Brittany Angus, Flash Cat Media, lallie doyle, Vaiginta Perkauskaite, Anne Windsland, Samantha Rex, Mads Engel, Elda Sorra, Ana Minujin GRRL HAUS\u002F\u002FDouble Feature - September 2020 September 28th at Loophole Berlin Featuring work by: Kidd Tommy The Institute of Contemporary Art\u002FBoston - February 2020 Feb 17th at The Institute of Contemporary Art\u002FBoston Featuring work by : Gabriela Gažová, Marie-Josee Archambault, Mads Engel, Bita Ghassemi, Grace Rex, Sarah Ann Banks Stupid Cupid - February 2020 Feb 14th at Loophole Berlin Featuring work by :Tin Lee, Kat Vivaldi, Cadenza Zhao, Claire McFadden, Sara Koppel, Mika Orr, Yin Yee Low, Daphné Psarros, Ashley Barnhill, Kanchi Wichmann \u002Fˈalkəmʌɪz\u002F - January 2020 Jan 21st at Loophole Berlin Featuring work by : Malado Baldwin, Traci Hercher, Mary Evans, Broadbent Sisters, storäe michele, Imogen Mansfield and Britt Angus Online Screenings: Films in Corona, Oct 19th - 26th, 2020 Featuring work by - Yvette Granata, Stephanie Burbano, Daphna Mero, Hillerbrand+Magsamen, Katerina Markoulaki, Anne Windsland, Samantha Rex Open theme, August 21st - 28th, 2020 Featuring work by - Zoe Kavanagh, Chloë Ní Dhúada, Karyn Barnett-Day, Maria Servellón, Darren Mallett , Shannon Joy Shird, Antonia Baudouin, Carolina Romillo, Eili Bråstad Johannessen, Simone Faoro Comedies, July 17th - 23rd, 2020 Featuring work by - Felicity Pickering, Veronika Bolotina, Sarah K Reimers, Heather María Ács, Amani Zardoe, Kidd Tommy REVOLT, July 3rd - 9th, 2020 Featuring work by - Jaylan Auf, Kristina Maca, Mariana Stolze, Nina Jackson Levin, Amit Shamir, Cassandra Paige, Lucía Elena Ventura, Julia Feige, Ana Minujin Home Is Where The Angst Is, June 19th - 25th, 2020 Featuring work by - Saulė Bliuvaitė, Cassiah Joski-Jethi, Netta Shalev, Elda Sorra, Abigail Bruley, Leticia Caceres, Emma Smith Experimental, May 22nd - 28th, 2020 Featuring work by - Shayna Connelly, Imogen Mansfield, Momma Tried, Liberty Antonia Sadler, Amanda Kim, Alana Bartol, YL Hsueh, Gwendolyn Audrey Foster, Eva Justine Torkkola, Claudia Syhre, Erofili Moraiti ISOLATION, May 15th - 21st, 2020 Featuring work by - Maggie Brennan, Ambie Drew, Erica Moriconi, Broadbent Sisters, Ellie LaCourt, Marija Lucic, Kristin Li and Clayton Beugeling",false,[],[],{"aboutHtml":24,"countries":25,"focus":27,"categories":28,"nextDates":17,"awardsPrizes":9,"rules":9,"website":29,"contacts":30,"editDate":31},"GRRL HAUS CINEMA is an ongoing program of short films and video art made by women, non-binary, trans and genderqueer artists. A mix of local, national, and international artists present work from a variety of disciplines: narrative, documentary, experimental, and conceptual. With an emphasis on low budget and DIY, GRRL HAUS is a space for underrepresented voices in media arts.\nFor 2021 our main screenings will be held in September at two outdoor film events taking place in Berlin Germany. With filmmaker Q&As, vendors, performances and exhibitions .\nIn addition all submissions will also be considered for our monthly curated online screenings, which includes interviews with the filmmakers.\nIf we have permission (due to pandemic) to make more live events throughout the year - we will! And we hope to continue our end of the year event at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge, MA.\nGRRL HAUS is not your typical film festival, instead of having one big event - we have multiple events throughout the year. Our goal is to show as many quality short films made by women, non-binary, genderqueer, and trans people to an international audience.\nWe completely celebrate DIY culture and focus on sharing works to all different types of audiences. This can include audiences at international museums or to audiences at underground clubs. We believe that every audience deserves the chance to see these works, rather than just the typical film festival networking crowd. We want to reach all audiences and celebrate the inclusivity of creative and unique work in film.\nOUR HISTORY:\nGRRL HAUS started in 2014 at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge, MA, USA. Since then the event has showcased over 400 filmmakers, including multiple musical performances, video art installations, exhibitions and local vendors. In 2016 GRRL HAUS relocated to Berlin Germany and started hosting small screenings of local films. As we established are identity in Berlin we began to include music and arts.\nWithin the past few years we have grown to not just showcase films, but also art, music, dance, photography, handmade crafts and clothing, and even tarot, astrology and spiritual meet ups. The idea of GRRL HAUS is constantly expanding. We believe in no boundaries for creativity and are constantly looking for new ways to celebrate the work of underrepresented people.\nFor our complete history of screenings, events, exhibitions, concerts and parties - you can view all our teasers and selected artists on our Media page : https:\u002F\u002Fwww.grrlhauscinema.com\u002Fmedia.html\nOUR PROJECTS:\nInternational Screenings:\nOur international screenings are curated from our over 400 yearly submissions. Through these submissions we select our favorite short films. This includes our end of the year festival screening at the Brattle Theatre and museum screenings at the prestigious Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston.\nMobile Kino Screenings:\nWe hold 3-4 screenings through Mobile Kino Berlin a year. These screenings we curate around the best of our local short film submissions and a selection of international short films. We invite the filmmakers to Q&A’s following the screenings, where they discus their works.\nLoophole Monthly Screenings:\nOnce a month GRRL HAUS hosts screenings at Loophole Berlin. These events focus on sharing local films by local filmmakers. All of these screenings are free to enter and enjoy. We believe it’s important to keep some events free for the public.\nThese events build up our sense of local community and follows through with one of our founding principles : sharing our excitement and love for low budget, DIY events and making them accessible to everyone.\nOnline Screenings \u002F Gimme 5:\nAt GRRL HAUS CINEMA we were forced to cancel all our events during this Corona season, and every artist on our program list was left without a show venue. Energized and in defiance of the virus, we wanted now more than ever to keep going. We want the artists to keep going. We want to encourage them to stay active, to create, and most importantly to show their work. We want to reverse the status quo of art being left behind in times of crisis when it is needed most.\nFor past year (and into the future) we have been running online screenings, which we have been curating and presenting live on our online platform. We have been hosting these themed screenings on our website and Vimeo, as well as promoting all the films on our social media platforms. We host 10-15 short films on our site for a week. And then we remove them and continue hosting other themed sets.\nThrough these screenings our audiences are able to watch amazing short films in the comfort and safety of their home. All of the online screenings are free to watch, so they are accessible to anyone in these uncertain times.\nMedia:\nhttp:\u002F\u002Fgrrlhauscinema.com\nhttps:\u002F\u002Fwww.facebook.com\u002FGRRLHAUSCINEMA\nhttps:\u002F\u002Fwww.instagram.com\u002Fgrrlhauscinema\u002F\nhttps:\u002F\u002Fvimeo.com\u002Fgrrlhauscinema\nPast and Current partners, venues, curation teams and organizations:\nAlamo Drafthouse\nBrain Arts\nBoston Hassle\nBrattle Theatre\n​Das Giftraum\nDorchester Art Project\nDMP Sci-Fi Sleepover at Babylon Kino\nGIF - Girls in Film\nInstitute of Contemporary Art Boston\n​IL KINO\nLoophole\n​Love Hotel\nMobile Kino\nOblomov\nRAW Berlin\nWorm Rotterdam\nVerge\nUnder the Underground\nOur 2020 selections and events:\nLive Events:\nRise \u002F\u002F GRRL HAUS - September 2020\nSeptember 23rd with Mobile Kino at Alte Münze\nFeaturing work by : Elsa van Damke, Coco Roy, Maren Sosada, Alena Shevchenko, Amina Krami, Nola Anwar, Brittany Angus, Flash Cat Media, lallie doyle, Vaiginta Perkauskaite, Anne Windsland, Samantha Rex, Mads Engel, Elda Sorra, Ana Minujin\nGRRL HAUS\u002F\u002FDouble Feature - September 2020\nSeptember 28th at Loophole Berlin\nFeaturing work by: Kidd Tommy\nThe Institute of Contemporary Art\u002FBoston - February 2020\nFeb 17th at The Institute of Contemporary Art\u002FBoston\nFeaturing work by : Gabriela Gažová, Marie-Josee Archambault, Mads Engel, Bita Ghassemi, Grace Rex, Sarah Ann Banks\nStupid Cupid - February 2020\nFeb 14th at Loophole Berlin\nFeaturing work by :Tin Lee, Kat Vivaldi, Cadenza Zhao, Claire McFadden, Sara Koppel, Mika Orr, Yin Yee Low, Daphné Psarros, Ashley Barnhill, Kanchi Wichmann\n\u002Fˈalkəmʌɪz\u002F - January 2020\nJan 21st at Loophole Berlin\nFeaturing work by : Malado Baldwin, Traci Hercher, Mary Evans, Broadbent Sisters, storäe michele, Imogen Mansfield and Britt Angus\nOnline Screenings:\nFilms in Corona, Oct 19th - 26th, 2020\nFeaturing work by - Yvette Granata, Stephanie Burbano, Daphna Mero, Hillerbrand+Magsamen, Katerina Markoulaki, Anne Windsland, Samantha Rex\nOpen theme, August 21st - 28th, 2020\nFeaturing work by - Zoe Kavanagh, Chloë Ní Dhúada, Karyn Barnett-Day, Maria Servellón, Darren Mallett , Shannon Joy Shird, Antonia Baudouin, Carolina Romillo, Eili Bråstad Johannessen, Simone Faoro\nComedies, July 17th - 23rd, 2020\nFeaturing work by - Felicity Pickering, Veronika Bolotina, Sarah K Reimers, Heather María Ács, Amani Zardoe, Kidd Tommy\nREVOLT, July 3rd - 9th, 2020\nFeaturing work by - Jaylan Auf, Kristina Maca, Mariana Stolze, Nina Jackson Levin, Amit Shamir, Cassandra Paige, Lucía Elena Ventura, Julia Feige, Ana Minujin\nHome Is Where The Angst Is, June 19th - 25th, 2020\nFeaturing work by - Saulė Bliuvaitė, Cassiah Joski-Jethi, Netta Shalev, Elda Sorra, Abigail Bruley, Leticia Caceres, Emma Smith\nExperimental, May 22nd - 28th, 2020\nFeaturing work by - Shayna Connelly, Imogen Mansfield, Momma Tried, Liberty Antonia Sadler, Amanda Kim, Alana Bartol, YL Hsueh, Gwendolyn Audrey Foster, Eva Justine Torkkola, Claudia Syhre, Erofili Moraiti\nISOLATION, May 15th - 21st, 2020\nFeaturing work by - Maggie Brennan, Ambie Drew, Erica Moriconi, Broadbent Sisters, Ellie LaCourt, Marija Lucic, Kristin Li and Clayton Beugeling",[26],"Germany",[],[],"http:\u002F\u002Fgrrlhauscinema.com\u002F",[],1677161725]