Host, Sajeela Kershi, brought together Jing Lusi, Rachel Creeger, Nathalie Kerrio and Hannan Azlan to highlight and have a laugh over women's issues with the theme being 'whence she came'.

A film experiment? A performative debate? A play? What if Women Ruled the World? is all of these.

Certainly a straightforward but a controversial topic, the left-wing movement has made some very questionable developments in recent years - to the point where people lose hope in its purpose & meaning.

'Her', the latest collaboration by Half Moon Theatre and Brolly Productions is a live graphic novel, which encapsulates stage theatricality, film and animation expertise and clever technology - to tell the audience how the life of a fifteen year old female is clearly not all boys, lipstick and smartphones; all across the globe. 'Her' runs till Tuesday 7th February at the Half Moon Theatre before touring the rest of the UK.

It's not me, it's you. I want more from this relationship, I want to start seeing women, and diversity, and I think I should be treated with respect.

Bath Literature Festival has been showing a great variety of female content ahead of today's International Women's Day. Yesterday, I headed to Feminism and the Impact of the Digital Age, with Sarah Brown, Suzanne Moore, and Bath Festivals' own, Viv Groskop.

Think there aren't enough films that tackle serious female issues? The London Feminist Film Festival hopes to fix that. We caught up with festival director, Anna Read to find out more.