As a team of young POC women and non binary people, each of us have experienced moments where we have felt dismissed, invisible and unsafe. We seek to demand a space for our stories, our voices, and our visibility in an industry that continuously denies our experiences and presence.

THANK YOU ALL FOR HELPING US MEET OUR INTIAL GOAL of $5K:

We're on a mission to reach up to $7K over the remaining time - and you can help us get there!

 

The world has been reset: we’ve finally achieved gender equality, and women and men have learned to co-exist with mutual respect for each other. Women no longer fear going out at night - and are finally able to enjoy a night out without their safety being compromised. 

Noor, a badass South Asian lead is looking to treat her best friend, Emily, to an unforgettable 21st birthday. Our two best friends start the evening in the best way possible, when circumstances have them go separate ways before meeting up at a frat party. But on the way, the encounter a series of events that almost get them kidnapped, drugged, and killed. 

Approached through the lens of a comedy-thriller, this story builds suspense, fear, and doubt through intense situations that make you hold your breath, only to subvert your expectations with something unexpected. The best part: this film is completely captured through the female gaze, and told by a team of young women and non-binary people of colour storytellers.

 

What if men were held equally responsible for upholding women's safety? What if there was a world where women didn’t have to worry about our safety? With this, Any Given Night was formed. 

Imagine a world where we didn’t have to do that.

Our film is inspired by the moments where women have felt unsafe on any given night, thinking of potential dangers like: being roofied, groped, assaulted or worse. As a result of our worry, the burden has been placed on women to make sure we are keeping ourselves safe. 

"Any Given Night" leaves our audience challenging our current standards for men, and questions why our world doesn't allow women to enjoy a night out without worrying about safety.

Join us by pledging to help raise $5000, and challenge the patriarchy as young non-binary and women of colour. Your contribution is meaningful in the following ways: 

• Amplifies the voice of young AAPI female and non-binary filmmakers
• Supports building a COVID-safe set, paying cast & crew, and securing equipment, food, lodging, and transportation
• Creates art that challenges society’s low standards for women’s safety
• Take a step forward and shorten the timeline on the gap in gender equality

• Majority AAPI and female and non-binary core team (Check us out below) 
• Strong on screen representation of AAPI women
• Our script is a quarter-finalist of the ScreenCraft Competition, BlueCat and the SoCal Screenplay Competition
• Funds will support a COVID safe set, & pay our cast and crew
• Principal photography scheduled for May 21-23, post production by Summer 2021
• Festival distribution plans include major women and South Asian cultural platforms such as South Asian Film Festival of America, Women’s International Film & Arts festival, Brooklyn Women’s Film Festival among many more
• Distribution: We have a first look deal with Sisterhood Media (@sisterhoodmedia)
• Educational: Post production, catch us spreading awareness about sexual assault on college campuses through partnering with women-centric non-profits
• Supported by: 220th Street productions, honto88, Mountain V Productions

 

MEET OUR BADASS LEAD CHARACTERS:

Noor and Emily, our main characters, bring together the soft and rough edges of what makes us strong women today. Bold, unapologetic and ready to experience the world, the young girls approach the night the way all women should: without worrying that their life is in danger. 

 

MEET OUR BADASS TEAM:

Your help in getting us to $7,000 will not go unrewarded. Please check out the perks above for what you'll recieve in return for your donation!

 

THANK YOU!