In a stark concrete box in Vienna, eleven experts, including Laura Wiesböck and Maisha Auma, discuss contemporary feminism and gender equality issues.
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In a stark concrete box in Vienna, eleven experts, including Laura Wiesböck and Maisha Auma, discuss contemporary feminism and gender equality issues.
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In a stark concrete box in Vienna, Katharina Mückstein interviews eleven experts on feminism and gender equality. The film features contributions from sociologist Laura Wiesböck and gender scientist Maisha Auma, among others. It addresses contemporary issues such as power dynamics and cultural barriers. The documentary, which premiered at the CPH:DOX Festival on March 18, 2023, combines academic insights with artistic elements, including dance performances, to engage audiences in discussions about feminism.
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- Meet experts like Nikita Dhawan and Christoph May
- See unique visual styles with queer performers
- Find out how COVID-19 changed the film's direction
Did You Know
- The film won the Vienna Women's Prize for Best Director in 2023.
- Feminism WTF became the most-watched Austrian film of the weekend from 16–18 June 2023.
- Filming took place in an empty concrete box in Vienna's 23rd district.
- The documentary was supported by the Vienna Film Fund starting on 29 November 2018.
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Who directed the documentary Feminism WTF?
Feminism WTF was written, produced, and directed by Katharina Mückstein.
What awards did Feminism WTF win?
The documentary won the Audience Award for Most Popular Film at the 2023 Diagonale Festival of Austrian Film and the Vienna Women's Prize for Best Director in 2023.
When was Feminism WTF released in theaters in Austria?
Feminism WTF was released theatrically in Austria on 31 March 2023.
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