The Bechdel test is a pretty simple test. Do two female characters in a film talk to each other about something other than a man?
In the 21st century you’d think that all films would be able to pass the test but, surprisingly, in 2014 only 55% of released films passed.
With feminism and women’s issues continuing to play such a huge part in modern life the test now seems more important than ever – and so Corrina Antrobus decided to do something about it.
Early in 2015, Corrina launched the Bechdel Test Festival. At its heart is the simple goal of celebrating female-driven films that pass the Bechdel Test.
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