Let's Sing + Director & Cast Q&A

La Femme Independent Festival aims to empower women and promote inclusivity, diversity, and equality. We believe that celebrating women's achievements and contributions will inspire future generations and create a more just society. Join us!

We invite you to join us for an enchanting week of film screenings, Q&A sessions with directors and actors, and exciting events. Our festival celebrates the art of storytelling and the power of cinema to inspire, entertain, and educate. From independent films to international blockbusters, we showcase the best of the best.  

The 2026 festival event at Riverside Studios in January will also feature a celebration of Diane Abbott and her acceptance of the La Femme Honorary Award, recognizing her pioneering achievements as the first Black woman in the UK Parliament and her tireless advocacy to support women and minorities, highlighting her remarkable accomplishments as a trailblazing and successful woman.

Ticket prices are £13 Full Price / £11 Concession / £9 Under 25 + £2 booking fee if you book online or over the phone. There is no booking fee if you book in person.

LET'S SING

Followed by a Q&A with director Keo Lou and Actress Vivian Chan.

The movie Let’s Sing explores the issue of young people's self-identity. Through the plot of the movie, the audience is encouraged to think about what their dream actually is.

We don’t know what the future will hold, but we firmly believe that as long as we do meaningful things, one day we will make society a better place. At the same time, we also hope to convey a message to society through this story: true dreams can be shared

Keo Lou currently serves as the creative director of FreeDream. A highly versatile filmmaker dedicated to film and television production in Macau and Mainland China, he is involved in all facets of production—from directing and screenwriting to photography, editing and acting. With his eclectic artistic style, he is passionate about using moving images to capture and share life's most touching moments