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/ˈfætər/

‍ ‍Comparative Adjective

      1. Large in bulk or in circumference.

Like us, and the stories we Tell.

A behind-the-scenes shot of a restaurant with a filming crew recording a scene. The scene shows three people sitting at a table, with a woman smiling and two men engaged in conversation. A woman standing in the background is wearing a light blue shirt. There is large artwork on the wall featuring a tomato and other vegetables. Equipment such as lights, cameras, and crew members are visible.

OUR MISSION

FATTER is an international creative community connecting artists across borders. We produce film and theatre rooted in lived experience, bringing together creatives from different disciplines to develop projects and build lasting relationships.

We champion female and queer artists and believe collaboration is at the heart of meaningful work. Every project is an opportunity to challenge one another, and create stories that couldn't exist alone.

At its core, FATTER exists to connect people. We're building a global community where artists can find collaborators, share perspectives, and make work that reaches further because it was made together.

Your next project could be FATTER.

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What we’re currently working on :

  • I HATE IT HERE

  • Three students in school uniforms sitting on a grassy field with bare trees in the background, appearing to be in a schoolyard or park, with an overlay of the Nifty Official Selection 2026 logo.

    MATES

  • QUEER BOROUGH

  • A movie title screen with a blue sky background showing clouds and a person walking through tall grass, listing the cast members and the definition of "Netty Lasses."

    Netty Lasses

July Spotlight

Cover page of a magazine titled 'Friends of Fatter,' Issue No. 1, August 2026, with a black background and white text.
Cover of a book titled "Imaginary Friend" with a simple, black line drawing of a chair on a blue background.

JULY marks another exciting milestone for FATTER with the launch of our very first newsletter and the debut of our new editorial space, featuring original writing from members of our creative community.

We're thrilled to kick things off with a short piece by actor and writer Nzingha Rothmiller, exploring the role of play and memory in the creative process. We hope this is the beginning of a space for artists to share ideas, spark conversations, and connect through storytelling—and we can't wait to see where it takes us.