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Support Cunts The Movie

Being a film with a lot to say and many great reasons to say it – the filmmakers are looking to fulfill a rather large budget deficit.

We are currently aiming to raise AU $330,000.

Fundraising approach

img_gregmauri1We plan to do this with a three-pronged approach:

1. Attract a pre-sale /  co-production for the film with both International and local (Australian) broadcasters.
2. Obtain a funding grant to produce the film.
3. Garner support for the film from philanthropists, who may have a little or a lot to contribute – and want to do so because they see the immense value in exposing some of our society’s deepest hypocrisies, as well as the causes and effects of living in a culture whose fear of the female has untold emotional and financial effects on women.

Donate

To make a donation of more than AU $100, please fill in the form below.   We will contact you with exact details of how to make your donation, and arrange a receipt for your transaction. Donations of less than $100 cannot be accepted due to the loss of revenue from currency conversion.  Australian donations can be of any amount, and amounts over $2 can be tax deducable. (suze to talk to Doco Aust Foundation).

Distribution

Once the film is completed, we will be looking for Distribution deals with a select group of courageous and insightful distributors in the territories of our perceived audiences.

The film will be screened on the International Film Festival Circuit in the year or two following completion, with a focus on Documentary Festivals, Queer and counter-culture festivals, and the major market oriented Festivals.

Waiting for the finished film?

If you are keen to see the finished film – we’d like to hear from you !
Where would you watch it and how much would you be wiling to pay?

(link to a form).

Half of us have one, but its image is censored and its names are often offensive, infantile or clinical. When a sculptural exhibition of vulvas titled ‘CUNTS’ provokes controversy, the film makers go on a candid exploration of contemporary attitudes to women’s genitalia. Watch the trailer