CASCADIA International Women’s Film Festival partnered with Western Washington University students’ CASCADIA Women’s Film Club for a Pre-Festival Event held on campus on April 19, 2017. At the event, we screened UnSlut: A Documentary Film by Emily Lindin, USA.
WWU’s new CASCADIA Women’s Film Club, in partnership with WWU’s Women, Sexuality, and Gender Studies Program, are co-sponsored a FREE screening and panel discussion of the film.
UnSlut is the product of The Unslut Project, aimed at eliminating shaming and sexual bullying in our schools, communities, media, and culture. It features conversations with those who have experienced the life-altering effects of sexual shaming, but also offers immediate and long-term goals for personal, local, and institutional solutions.
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From “Monster” by Montana Hall.
After the screening, there was a panel discussion between students, professors, and filmmakers. Filmmaker Montana Hall who’s short film Monster was paired with UnSlut at the CASCADIA International Women’s Film Festival held in Bellingham April 20-23.
WWU Professor Vicki Huesch and students Devin DeGagne and Sascha Geunter-Schlesinger and CASCADIA helped make this event possible.
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