Pandora: Our Sisterhood by Virtue

From wild swimmers, record spinners and mothers, Pandora is exploring female tribes in a series of three short films titled 'Our Sisterhood' created by Virtue.

The three films have been directed by Irene Baqué who says she wanted to "give a voice to these women and the issues and topics that are important to continue talking about so that we can make a positive difference in our world."

The first of the short films presents The Blue Tits - a 15-strong group of women, who despite coming from different ages and backgrounds, are bound together by their mutual passion for wild swimming. 'Soul Swimmers' shows the group meeting for a rejuvenating cold dip in the sea, as they explain that it's more than just swimming for them - the sisterhood is about friendship and support.

A Creole Cutsan all-female collective made of DJs star in 'Sister Sounds'. Joined together by their passion for discovering their Caribbean identity through music, the women talk passionately about creating a safe space of exploration and learning, with help of each other.

'Four Generations' visits sisterhood through motherhood, with the knowledge it takes a village to raise a child. The film documents Chaneen, a mother of two daughters, who details how she is able to navigate everything that comes with motherhood because of the sisterhood she finds in the women of her family.