China Women's Film Festival

China Women's Film Festival is rated 3 out of 5 in the category nonprofit organization management. Read and write reviews about China Women's Film Festival. The China Women’s Film Festival (CWFF) was established in 2013 as an annual event held in Beijing and Hong Kong. It aspires to promote women’s rights and raise awareness of gender inequality through the mediums of film and art. The festival presents an opportunity for national and international filmmakers, academics and female activists to network, exchange ideas and strengthen women’s roles in the film community. Since 2013, there have been six editions of the China Women's Film Festival. Every year, the festival first takes place in a variety of cultural centres, embassys, small theaters and event spaces throughout Beijing and Hong Kong, and later goes on tour to different cities around China, particularly non-first-tier cities that lack resources. In 2014 the festival won 2nd prize in the Intercultural Achievement Award, assigned by the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Intercultural Achievement Award is motivated by intercultural dialogue with the purpose of identifying and honouring non-profit organisations and pioneering projects constructed around education, participation and business.