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- Space Girls, UK, 2018
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Space Girls
Original title: Space Girls
UK, 2018, 10 min.
Director: Carys Watford
Production company:
Arcadian Fields Pictures
Carys Watford
carys.watford@hotmail.co.uk
www.caryswatford.com
Age recommendation: 8 years and up
Film genre: Feature film
Synopsis:
During a sleepover, four space obsessed 9-year-old girls embark on a secret mission in their cardboard rocket. When Dad returns home, what will become of their mission?
Comments:
I wanted to make a fun adventure film about the wonders of space & the importance of space travel. The innocent wonder of childhood – where playtime feels real, alive & magical – is an ideal setting in which to explore these ideas.
I was conscious about wanting the protagonists of the film to be a band of girls. The girls are smart, confident & determined – they are obsessed with science & space & want to study hard to achieve their dreams. Geena Davis’ research has compellingly shown that female characters in kids’ media are often underdeveloped, sidelined or solely there as a plot device – which has a negative impact on children’s view of the world. It is important that we promote female agency & science positive goals for the next generation.
(Carys Watford)
Festivals:
see website
Website: http://spacegirlsfilm.wixsite.com/spacegirls
Video: Trailer