14 September 2013 @ 09:58 am
Sell Your Fandom/Pairing (and a pitch for the pinch hit list)  
Sign ups open tomorrow morning, but in the meantime, take a moment talk up your favourite pairings and fandoms. Get offers! Get fans! Get someone to at least watch/read/listen to the bloody thing!

Use the comment space on livejournal or dreamwidth, or make your bid on tumblr and tag it "Femslashex." I'll keep track and make a links list.


ALSO! Please consider adding your name to the pinch hit list.

All you have to do is join the group, and you'll get e-mails when we're looking for pinch hits. No obligation to claim anything, but if you want to, you can just reply to the e-mail or the notice on the group page.

Pinch hitting is a great way to help out, both because it's pinch hitters that make fests work and because if you're choosy you can pick over things before you claim them. I'm also a fan of pinch hit lists just because I like getting to see who asked for what and so on.

This is the 2013 list. For the 2014 list, click here.
 
 
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Muccamukk: Lights: Tree Climbing[personal profile] muccamukk on September 14th, 2013 05:40 pm (UTC)
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Dor is a 2006 Bollywood movie about female friendship saving everyone. It’s also about inter-cultural differences, redemption, forgiveness, resourcefulness, courage, and really, really pretty scenery and actors. The ending is so gorgeous it makes me cry every time.

The story follows Zeenat Fatima as she searches across India for Meera Singh, the one person who can save her husband’s life. Newly widowed Meera has a lot on her plate already, having lost the man she loved, been forced into the blue robes of a widow, and forbidden to dance or sing ever again. Independent Zeenat is everything she wants to be, and their friendship forms almost instantly. Their relationship is intense and moving, and again, that ending! Meera’s relationship with her grandmother-in-law is also pretty neat. Husbands are the mechanism of the plot, but the real story is all about women.

Also, I love Bollywood movies, but if you’re not used to them, Dor is a great entry point. While having a gorgeous soundtrack, it does not have the traditional musical numbers or dances, and remains sharply character focused.
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amoama: golden fool[personal profile] amoama on September 15th, 2013 12:13 am (UTC)
This sounds awesome! And gorgeous! I can't wait to watch it.
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synonym spice!: seer&queen[personal profile] fiercynn on September 16th, 2013 10:35 pm (UTC)
ooooh, how have I not heard of this? Definitely going to check it out!
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