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50/50 by 2020
Panel Talk

with Julie Billy,
Ivana Kvesic,
Agnė Adomėnė,
Gina Dellabarca
published in Discussions
published on 03.02.2020
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With much being made of gender equality within the film business—film production and major festivals such as Cannes and Venice all coming under intense scrutiny—this panel explores gender (in)equality within the world of short film.

The panelists—Julie Billy (Collectif 50/50), Ivana Kvesic (SWAN – Swiss Women’s Audiovisual Network) and Agnė Adomėnė (ART SHOT, Lithuanian Animation Association)—discuss the steps that can be taken to ensure short films can lead the way in terms of diversity and inclusivity in a talk moderated by Gina Dellabarca (Short Film Conference).

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