Recent Activities

We successfully held the closing meeting of the WeART Syria Project in Aleppo. The project was supported by the European Union Delegation to Syria, led by the Flying Broom Foundation, and implemented over 30 months in partnership with the Anatolian Youth Federation ( @angefgenelmerkez ). Over two days, a meaningful program was conducted where art,

Memory, Resistance and Justice on the Fifth Day of the Festival: Women’s Voices from the Middle East to the Vatican The fifth day of the 29th International Flying Broom Women’s Film Festival concluded with a rich programme of screenings and side events. As the festival approaches its finale, audiences are now looking ahead to the

Women’s Labour in Film Against Patriarchal Dominance: Solidarity and Organising in Technical Fields Discussed on Day Four of the Festival As the 29th International Flying Broom Women’s Film Festival entered its fourth day, it once again demonstrated that cinema is not merely an art form but also a powerful medium for making visible social memory,

The third day of the 29th Flying Broom International Women’s Film Festival brought together Ankara audiences through a programme focusing on women’s place in collective memory, their pursuit of justice, and their struggles for existence across different geographies.Film screenings, panel discussions, and conversations with acclaimed artists took place at various cultural venues across the city,

The 29th Flying Broom International Women’s Film Festival, taking place from 2–7 June, officially opened with film screenings at Kült Kavaklıdere followed by an opening ceremony held at the Ankara State Opera and Ballet Hall.Among the guests attending the programme were Jurgis Vilčinskas, Deputy Head of the Delegation of the European Union to Türkiye; Pascale

Flying Broom remembers—and keeps memories alive. Flying Broom remembers—and refuses to let stories be forgotten. Women’s Memory and Resistance at Flying Broom The 29th Flying Broom International Women’s Film Festival will bring together audiences with the Turkish and Ankara premieres of 47 films from 23 countries between June 2–7 in Ankara, at Kült Kavaklıdere Cinema