Tracey Birdsall wins Actress of the Year at United Nations WIFF

Actress Tracey Birdsall has won Actress of the Year of Women in Film at the Women in Film Forum, presented by WeLink Media Groups, held at the United Nations Headquarters. She received the award on March 15, 2019.

The award was presented to Birdsall, known primarily for her work as an action star of such films as Rogue Warrior: Robot Fighter and Who's Jenna..?, during an awards ceremony held in the Delegates Room Dining Hall.


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The Women In Film Forum, initiated by WIFF founder Ira Houston in cooperation with the United Nations, was first held last year during the 62nd session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).

Now a permanent part of the CSW, the forum this year invited some of the world's most influential women filmmakers and artists - including film and television star Birdsall - from all around the world to participate.


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The Women in Film Forum at the United Nations, helmed by Zoe Chang, Multimedia Guild President, was held and televised on the United Nations channel March 14th, and remains available across the world on their website.

The WeLink International Film Festival was also held during this time, where Birdsall was invited to participate in the Filmmakers panel.

Birdsall's film Rogue Warrior : Robot Fighter, directed by Neil Johnson, was screened at the festival.


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The versatile actress is currently in post-production on two up-coming television series "Age of Darkness" and "The Time War".

Birdsall was dressed by Lavanya Coodly for the event.

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