LunaFest will be hosted by the Soroptimist International of Saddleback Valley at the Lake Forest Civis Center later this month.
This will be a film festival about and by women and women’s issues. This will be a program of seven short films told from many viewpoints that champion women and highlight their accomplishments, aspirations, strength, and resilience.
One of the films will be “Miss Chelove: From Java to the Streets of D.C.” in which Cita Sadell, a mural artist also known as Miss Chelove, talks about her life and cultural heritage and how she became passionate about graffiti in the 1960s. Another film is “More Than I Want to Remember” in which Mugeni at the age of 14 takes a solo journey around the world to find her lost loved ones and lift up the people of Mulenge. The film “Swimming Through” is the story of three women – Helen, Deidre, and Jennefer – whose friendship grew during the pandemic as they took a plunge together every day in Lake Michigan during a brutal Chicago winter.
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LunaFest will be held on Sunday, March 26 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. The price for a general admission ticket is $30.
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