The Women in the Arts Festival, held annually at Rowan University each October, will this year feature film screenings and discussion with independent women filmmakers and alumni from Rowan’s Radio/TV/Film program.   Organized by RTF professor Diana Nicolae, in collaboration with the Office of Social Justice, Inclusion and Conflict Resolution, the screenings will take place at 4:30pm on Friday, October 26th in King’s Auditorium, Bozorth Hall.

Scheduled to appear are:

• Peek    (Leann Carlson)
• Kerasan     (Argiea Spencer)
• A Touchy Subject      (Rachel Dwornick)
• Disease Animation      (Amanda Almon)
• Sagami (excerpt)       (Erika Tsuchiya-Bergere)
• My Father’s Revolution (excerpt)      (Diana Nicolae)
• Family of Too Many      (Maaman Rezaee)
• The Leesburg 33: Americus’ Most Wanted      (Shari Thompson)
• Driving Mrs. M (excerpt)      (Connie Bottinelli)
• Reberth      (Montana Marose)

The screenings are just part of a day-long festival that includes performances, food trucks, community art stations, photo booths, and other events across the Rowan University campus.

For more info, please see the SJICR website.