Theatre Revolution and Bedford Playhouse present the best films from the 5th Glass Ceiling Breakers Festival, a festival of female identifying filmmakers.

Baby Bumps – When Beth starts to spiral over receiving the wrong stroller at her baby shower, her three childless girlfriends try their best to sympathize.

Blueprint for My People – A visual poem that explores the African American journey by featuring rare, archival cyanotypes (or “blue prints”).

Come Over and Say Nothing – A mime and widow form an unlikely friendship after realizing they both crave the same thing.

DERAILED – Isabelle’s third date with Jason goes from promising to disastrous in Astoria, where recent subway renovations cost millions of tax dollars but kept the stations inaccessible.

Down The Avenue – A magical realist coming-of-age drama that follows two inner-city kids from New York public housing who have the time of their lives when they befriend an odd young boy with a mystical air about him.

Olgas Eyes/Les Yeux D’Olga – Olga, a music-loving octogenarian, is tired of killing humans. Could it be the vampire blues? For her daughter Simone, she’s just being picky! Olga is placed in a care home where she can deal with those “who have one foot in the grave”…

Sally, Get the Potatoes – A little girl’s innocence is shattered when she takes an unexpected ride in her wealthy family’s rolling laundry cart and learns their dark secrets.

The Girl with the Rivet Gun – Behind the iconic “We Can Do It” poster girl, millions of real-life women shook the foundations of the American workplace – forever changing both their own lives and the very perception of what women can do.