Devotion of LA Independent Women Film Awards to female voices in cinema

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The LA Independent Women Film Awards is dedicated to highlighting female voices and talents in media, focusing on both international and U.S. projects across all genres that are directed and produced by women in film and media. Over the years, the festival has successfully screened and promoted hundreds of projects in various LA cinemas, primarily at the Fine Arts Theatre of Beverly Hills, and digitally through LA Independent Women and other platforms via its annual screening programs celebrating female voices in cinema.

The festival's seasonal competition is recognized by IMDb as a platform to nominate, promote, and acknowledge women as directors, producers, and artists in Film and TV. This seasonal festival serves as a preliminary event leading up to the annual screenings held in late November and December each year through Fine Arts Theater and online.

Topics related to women's thoughts, destinies, life conditions, perspectives, and more are encouraged to participate. The festival's mission is to establish a platform for talented female artists to gain recognition for their projects and, importantly, to provide them with industry exposure to help sustain their craft for years to come. The LA Independent Women Film Awards is a highly regarded event committed to the cinematic arts, showcasing female artists in media from around the globe. We are delighted to reveal the winners of the most recent seasonal edition of the festival.

Winners:

Best Narrative Feature

Traces of What Remains

Director: Lisa Maria Blatter