Showcasing independent feature and short films from Asian female filmmakers along with student short film submissions on May 3rd-4th, Luna Lens Film Festival aims to hold space for Asian female filmmakers to foster connections and share their stories—whether it be from the narratives in their films, their practices in the film industry, or their experiences in the world.

The films touch on shared experiences of navigating life as women living in the contemporary world and under patriarchal societies, and explore common themes such as independent identity, personal aspirations, sexuality, motherhood, family dynamics, generational trauma, the immigrant experience, and more.

Festival Program:

Saturady, May 3rd

• 1:00-4:00pm | Female Directors (2012) + The Cloud In Her Room (2020) 
• 4:30-5:00pm | Dance with Third Grandma (2015) + Other Shorts

• 5:00-6:00pm | The Feeling of Being Close to You (2022) + Full Month (2025) + Q&A with director Ash Goh Hua

Sunday, May 4th

• 1:00-2:40pm | Shirkers (2018)

• 3:00-4:00pm | Festival/Award Shorts Selection

• 5:00-6:00pm | Student Shorts Submissions