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Winners Announced for the 9th Annual Imagine This Women’s International Film Festival



New York, NY – September 24th, 2024 – The winners of the 9th annual Imagine This Women’s International Film Festival (ITWIFF) have been announced, honoring the outstanding work of women filmmakers from around the globe. After an exhilarating week of in-person screenings, panels, and industry events from September 19th to 22nd, the jury was captivated by the remarkable quality of submissions. The festival continues online through September 29th, showcasing even more visionary storytelling by women in film.


This year’s jury members were impressed by the depth and diversity of the entries, which reflect the unique voices, bold narratives, and innovative perspectives that women bring to the screen. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the jury for their dedication and thoughtful deliberation in selecting this year’s winners.


ITWIFF 2024 Winners:

  • Best Narrative Feature: Isabel's Garden by Kit Rich

  • Best Documentary Feature: M on the Bund by Luo Tong

  • Best Narrative Short Film: Superman Doesn’t Steal by Tamika Lamison

  • Best Documentary Short Film: Two Less by Taroa Zuñiga Silva & Carlos Zerpa

  • Best International Narrative Feature: Goat by Ilaria Borrelli

  • Best International Narrative Short Film: Sister Wives by Louisa Connolly-Burnham

  • Best Animated Short Film: Infrallon by Sohaira Cristina Tafurl

  • Best Drama: Safe by Debbie Howard 

  • Best Comedy: Arroz Leche y Powerball by Mariana Serrano

  • Best Sci-Fi: I’m Not a Robot by Victoria Warmerdam

  • Best Horror: The Stardust Hotel by Ori Ben-Shahar

  • Best Thriller: Jackrabbit Homestead by Kimberlea Kressal

  • Best Web Series: Jason by Andrew Genaille & Tanis Parenteau

  • Best Immersive Project: Eighty Thousand Steps by Crystal Chan

  • Best Music Video: Blyth by Tom Dream & Liana Cornell

  • Best Emerging Storyteller: Jamila by Julia Freij

  • Best NY Film: The Self-Love Act by Kareema Bee

  • Best Original Screenplay: Caliphate by Zerina Usmen

  • Best Original Short Screenplay: Griefstruck by Melissa Malone & Diann Gogerty

  • Best TV Pilot Screenplay: Workaround by Jenna Macari & Logan Russell


We would like to express our gratitude to the jurors, panelists, and screeners for their tireless efforts in making this festival a success. Their dedication and expertise were instrumental in celebrating these remarkable talents.





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