Any woman, especially in her 30s, will have to listen to invasive questions about the status of their love life. Although women do just fine without husbands and single households are on the rise in many parts of the world, being single as a woman over 30 still leads to disbelief, pity, stigma and questions that are none of people\u2019s business.<\/p>\n

SINGLED [OUT] tells the story of five educated women in four corners of the world: Jules in Melbourne, Manu in Barcelona, Shu and Yang in Shanghai, and Melek in Istambul -they all travel solo in a world where pairing up is the norm. Together with the voices of some well-known experts in the areas of sociology, law and demography, the film unveils modern love in the era of choice, and is a journey to the heart of being a single woman today.<\/p>\n

Singled [Out] explores the cross-cultural stigma that exists while aiming to change the narrative about female singledom. By putting on screen these five stories, the film works to both unfold the anxieties women face because of singlism, while simultaneously aiming to highlight the myths that different cultures perpetuate to maintain coupling as the status quo. The film considers the role that media, culture, religion and social values play in how single women are treated, and the real effects that this has on how women value themselves, as well as exploring the place of love on this era, the era of modern love.<\/p>\n

Before the film we will screen the short film Happily Never After<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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