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Kino London Short Film Festival: She Shoots (18)

Kino London Short Film Festival: She Shoots

She Shoots is a curated collection of short films from emerging female filmmakers, each bringing a distinctive creative voice to the screen through bold storytelling. Whether exploring women's relationships with friends, their bodies, loved ones or the expectations society places upon them, this must-see collection offers stories that are insightful, compelling and poignant.


I Hate Helen (Katie Lambert)

A snapshot of teenage life, as Priya is overcome by a tidal wave of gay lust.


Truckload (Aella Jordan-Edge)

Newly disabled, and having spent a year at her Mum’s house, Lizzie is finally moving back in with her best friends. Although Lizzie wants her independence back, easy tasks have become physical feats: every molehill is a mountain.


Heat Haze (Margarita Milne) 

A teenager, desperate to gain approval from a religious group, sells all of her belongings at a car boot. When a stranger lures her away for a slush puppy, what at first seems like an innocent drink ends up perverting her whole worldview.


The Removed (Rebecca Rose)

Thinking she is alone, a woman desperately searches the woods for a hidden secret.


Tell Your Face (Jill Worsley)

Haunted by her late mother's praise of her smooth skin, Chikana hits 30 and begins to obsess over her developing wrinkles. Without the money or motivation for Botox, she concocts an absurd and extreme way to stop them in their tracks.


For Better (Kitty Percy)

Jeanine (40) attempts to fix her loneliness by standing beside an A-road in a wedding dress, with a sign saying MARRY ME, but finds a better solution in an unexpected place...


Ovary-Acting (Ida Melum)

A harried thirty-something woman is forced to decide whether she wants to be a mother after unexpectedly giving birth to her reproductive organs at her sister’s baby shower.


Me to you (Frøydis Fossli Moe)

When Linnea leaves Birk in Oslo to chase her dreams abroad, the distance slowly unravels their relationship. A long-awaited visit reveals that their love has faded, leaving them more as strangers instead of lovers.

Book Tickets

Sunday 30 Aug 20266:10pm