Bec Evans

In a dystopian future Em and Ly seek a night of escapism in a friend’s vacant home. When confined they are forced to confront the heartless extremities of their new world: their future, friendship and identities are called into question.

Does that make me a woman? is a hybrid of documentary, performance and poem filmmaking, exploring the contradictions of modern womanhood. Presented through daubed colours and iridescent textures, Evans captures the harshness of feminine expectations, and the lasting imprint of outdated gender roles and stereotypes.

In a dystopian future Em and Ly seek a night of escapism in a friend’s vacant home. When confined they are forced to confront the heartless extremities of their new world: their future, friendship and identities are called into question.

In a dystopian future Em and Ly seek a night of escapism in a friend’s vacant home. When confined they are forced to confront the heartless extremities of their new world: their future, friendship and identities are called into question.

In a dystopian future Em and Ly seek a night of escapism in a friend’s vacant home. When confined they are forced to confront the heartless extremities of their new world: their future, friendship and identities are called into question.

Does that make me a woman? is a hybrid of documentary, performance and poem filmmaking, exploring the contradictions of modern womanhood. Presented through daubed colours and iridescent textures, Evans captures the harshness of feminine expectations, and the lasting imprint of outdated gender roles and stereotypes.

Does that make me a woman? is a hybrid of documentary, performance and poem filmmaking, exploring the contradictions of modern womanhood. Presented through daubed colours and iridescent textures, Evans captures the harshness of feminine expectations, and the lasting imprint of outdated gender roles and stereotypes.