I’m Every Woman Shorts Block

A curated shorts program centers women’s voices across genres, offering a range of perspectives shaped by identity, relationships and personal transformation.

I’m Every Woman Shorts Block screens Saturday, April 11 at the Bill Cosford Cinema as part of the Miami Film Festival. The program brings together films created by and about women, spanning narrative, comedy and drama with stories that move between intimate character studies and sharply observed social commentary.

Selections include By Your Side, a meditation on love and memory; Too Romantic, which explores the intersection of relationships and social media culture; and September, All Over, set in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, where an unexpected connection unfolds between neighbors. Catalogue of Noses examines questions of identity and assimilation through a tense family confrontation, while Hundreds follows two friends navigating emotional fallout in a post-pandemic setting. The lineup also features SKRRRT!, a high-energy story of teenage ambition and deception, and Miami Magic, a local-set narrative about creative aspirations, family expectations and returning home.