We all have different bodies and thereby different bodily capabilities. This year BFFW revisits the feminist emphasis on the body and highlights its gendered, racialized and functional assumptions and connotations. The program contains different formats as short features and animations, including the documentary Life interrupted concerning the struggles of breast cancer and how it affects the lives and experiences of people in their different stages of diagnosis, treatment, and life beyond. As bodily capabilities differ, the amount of thought one puts on the topic and what we are allowed to do is often connected to societal norms. \u201cBody Capability\u201d is, therefore, an arena to reflect and feel familiar or to increase understanding and awareness.<\/span><\/div>\n

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Old Pal<\/a> \/ 2015 \/ <\/span>Dorothy Allen-Pickard<\/span> \/ <\/span>United Kingdom<\/span> \/ 12 min <\/span><\/p>\n

– <\/span>\u0645\u0648<\/span> \u0632\u06cc\u0628\u0627<\/span><\/a> Beautiful Hair \/ 2017 \/ <\/span>Amireh Rezaei-Kamalabad<\/span> \/ US \/ 4 min <\/span><\/p>\n

Life interrupted<\/a> \/ <\/span>2017<\/span> \/ <\/span>Paula A Mozen \/ US \/ 63 min <\/span><\/p>\n

Steps to Balance 1-5<\/a> \/ 2017 \/ Molly Garrett \/ US \/ 3 min <\/span><\/p>\n

Undercover in underwear<\/a> \/ 2017 \/ <\/span>Diane Agatha \/ UK \/ 20 min<\/p>\n

Objectify me<\/a> \/ 2017 \/ Germany \/\u00a0Annique Delphine \/ 3 min\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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You’re interested in programs related to body image and capabilities? Watch this program and then come to the screening of Fattitude and the following discussion.<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n

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Photo from the Life Interrupted website: http:\/\/lifeinterruptedfilm.com<\/p>\n

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