Females learn to be quiet. But this silence is not peace, it is control, conformity and 
denial. Anger is loud and is therefore denied, not taken seriously and suppressed. It 
should not be visible. It is dangerous to be angry as a female, but it is even more 
dangerous not to be.  
Our film tells the story of a female socialized person who encounters her long-
suppressed anger. On an island, surrounded by water and vastness, what she has 
swallowed all her life materializes. But this time she decides differently. She goes to 
the front door she has wanted to stand in front of for a long time, rings the bell and 
will no longer remain silent.  
Our project taught me mindfulness, courage, and to feel and recognize that “being 
bitchy” was never a weakness, but always an expression of self-worth and liberation. 
With our film, we want to encourage FLINTA*s to get to know their anger, give it 
space, and use it powerfully. As sisters, we can make a difference together. And 
with that: Let's get loud together.