In candid conversations, Inna Shevchenko engages with priests, imams, rabbis, and activists to address the question of whether feminism and religion can coexist.
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In candid conversations, Inna Shevchenko engages with priests, imams, rabbis, and activists to address the question of whether feminism and religion can coexist.
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Synopsis
Inna Shevchenko, a prominent figure in the Ukrainian FEMEN collective, engages in discussions with religious leaders and activists in Girls & Gods. The film features conversations with priests, imams, and rabbis as Shevchenko seeks to understand the relationship between feminism and religion. Notable contributors include Nadya Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot and French cartoonist Coco, whose feminist art punctuates the narrative. The documentary premiered on March 23, 2025, at CPH:DOX in Denmark, where it was nominated for the Human Rights Award.
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Why Watch
- Meet Inna Shevchenko and her activism against patriarchal structures.
- See discussions with religious leaders on gender equality.
- Find out how art reflects feminist views in religious contexts.
Did You Know
- Girls & Gods premiered on March 23, 2025, at CPH:DOX.
- The film features Inna Shevchenko, known for leading FEMEN protests.
- Verena Soltiz joined as co-director in 2018 to shape the film's artistic vision.
- The film was produced by Golden Girls Film in collaboration with Amka Films and Wega Film.
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Who directed the documentary Girls & Gods?
Girls & Gods was directed by Arash T. Riahi and Verena Soltiz.
What is the runtime of Girls & Gods?
The runtime of Girls & Gods is 105 minutes.
When did Girls & Gods premiere?
Girls & Gods had its world premiere on March 23, 2025, at CPH:DOX in Denmark.
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