The MUFF Society was a feminist community that aimed to celebrate the achievements of women and underrepresented groups in film and television.
We supported an inclusive definition of women and included trans women, genderqueer women, and non-binary people in it. (H/T)
Branding and logo by Erikson Melton.
All in actresses
For our inaugural #MUFFSociety screening in San Francisco, we are thrilled to showcase writer / producer / actress / talented everything, MAGGIE LEVIN.
Melissa McCarthy is so fucking cool. Like, it hurts, how cool she is.
Over the past few years, I’ve noticed a weird sentiment show up on my social media feeds.
There’s nothing we love more than inspiring women working together to create great films.
I first saw Berkshire County when I worked at the Blood in the Snow Film Festival last year.
Hairspray is such a quintessential musical. It hosts an amazing cast, including Nikky Blonsky, Michelle Pfeiffer and Queen Latifah, and tells a great story of women going against society’s expectations and ideals.
Cue the exam season jokes about binge-watching Netflix when you're supposed to be studying because that is how I watched The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and that is probably how you should do it too.
A couple weeks ago, Fox made the horrible decision to not renew Mindy Kaling's amazing show, The Mindy Project.
Don’t lie, in 2002 you and your BFFLZ ("Best Friends for Life Zzz"... I never understood what the 'Z' was for) lined up to see the one of the greatest stories of friendship ever told, starring none other than Queen Britney Spears.
Tatiana Maslany is a force of nature. She’s the leading actress of Orphan Black—a Canadian sci-fi television series revolving around a group of clones, all of which are played by Maslany.
