July 16 - Film - Where Women Rise
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July 16 - Film - Where Women Rise

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Thursday, 16 July 2026 – Friday, 17 July 2026

Calstock Arts

Sand Lane, PL18 9QX

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Seventeen women. One mountain. No more silence. In the shadow of Africa’s highest peak, a group of extraordinary women embark on a journey that begins long before they reach the foothills of Kilimanjaro. Cloudline: Where Women Rise is a raw, breathtaking documentary following seventeen trekkers as they battle sub-zero temperatures, thinning air, and the physical limits of their own bodies to conquer the “Roof of Africa.” But for this team, the steepest climb has already happened. More than half of the trekkers live with life-altering childbirth injuries or ostomy bags—conditions often shrouded in shame and medical stigma. From survivors of traumatic births to those reclaiming their identity after stoma surgery, these women are hiking to fundraise for a charity dedicated to supporting and empowering other women both in the UK and Kenya to embrace life after stoma surgery or childbirth injury. “We aren’t just climbing for ourselves; we’re climbing for every woman who has been told her body is a source of shame. We are taking that shame to the summit and leaving it there.” The Journey at a Glance: The Mission: Raising vital funds and awareness for childbirth injuries and ostomy support in Kenya. The Team: 17 women united by shared trauma and a refusal to be defined by their physical “limitations.” The Challenge: 19,341 feet of unforgiving terrain where every step is a testament to resilience. Through intimate interviews and grueling high-altitude footage, the film strips away...

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