E42 All Her Fault and Riot Women

Recently, we watched two series: All Her Fault and Riot Women. One is a tense and unsettling thriller, the other a loud, angry, and musical women’s collective. Together, they led us to ask:Is this honest portrayal of women’s lived realities a recent trend, or is it something we simply weren’t taught to notice before?In this episode, we talk about what changes when films are led by women directors and producers. We reflect on marriage, emotional exhaustion, motherhood, childbirth, sexual violence, and victim-blaming, but also on moments when women sit together, think together, and hold each other emotionally.We spend time with anger: why women’s anger is so often dismissed as “hysterical,” and why it actually needs to be seen, named, and held. When our feelings are recognized and validated, that recognition itself becomes a source of strength. Perhaps this is also what podcasts can do: create space for shared emotions that have long been ignored.[This episode hosts]Dina; Aigerim[About Kazakh Women Voice]Kazakh Women Voice is a character dialogue program focusing on Kazakh women. We use multiple languages ​​to weave the lives of Kazakh women. We explore the growth process, difficulties and troubles of Kazakh women. We want to hear more voices of Kazakh women and expand our boundaries. Kazakh Girls Club welcomes you.Illustration: Didar;Editor: Aigerim;Layout: Aigerim;INS:kazakh_women_voiceEmail: [email protected]@gmail.com