MARGOT NASH
As If Productions
NEWS
REVENANTE FILMS a Paris-based film agency dedicated to the promotion, exhibition, and international circulation of restored and overlooked cinematic works of the past, have selected Vacant Possession ( Nash 1994), Shadow Panic (Nash 1989) and We Aim To Please (Laurie, Nash 1976) for international distribution.
See: https://www.revenantefilms.com/programs/she-dreams-of-revolt-three-by-margot-nash
SCREENINGS - recent & upcoming
F Sides Cine Club - Romanian Association of Women in Cinema
3 August 2026
https://f-sides.ro/ See: My Body My Image by Dora Lu (English Translation)
Art Gallery of NSW
Cinematheque, Legends of the Sydney Filmmakers Co-op
We Aim To Please (Robin Laurie & Margot Nash, 1976) 13min
Screening: 12 noon Sunday 29th March 2026
Introduced by Margot Nash Click here for the introduction.
La Clef, an artist run cinema in Paris.
Screening: 15 March 2026 Introduced by Maureen Gueunet.
https://laclefrevival.org/project/vacant-possession-we-aim-to-please
Vacant Possession (Margot Nash 1994) 95 min
Currently screening on SBS On Demand
A story of two families - one white, one Indigenous - both living in the shadow of the past. A story of conflict and the complexities of reconciliation.
We Aim To Please
(Robin Laurie & Margot Nash, 1976) 13min
a film about female sexuality and the representation of women
Rotterdam International Film Festival
The Future is Now See: https://iffr.com/en/iffr/2026/films/we-aim-to-please
Screening: 29 Jan - 8 Feb 2026
We Aim To Please (Robin Laurie & Margot Nash, 1976) 13min
The Future is Now - celebrating the 60th anniversary of the founding of NOW
(National Organisation for Women), a major moment in the history of the Civil Rights movement as well as Second Wave Feminism.
The Brussels International Women's Film Festival
7-15 Oct 2025 screening
We Aim to Please and Vacant Possession in
Retrospective – Traces and Horizons: The Legacies of Maldoror, Mangini and Nash