Cordula Thym (*1977 in Kufstein / Tyrol) is a direc­tor and film edi­tor. Her par­ti­ci­pa­to­ry and queer-feminist film­ma­king puts mar­gi­na­li­zed per­spec­ti­ves front and cen­ter, whe­ther in rela­ti­on to the body, lan­guage, edu­ca­ti­on or con­tem­po­ra­ry histo­ry.


Since 2009 she has rea­li­zed the two award-winning docu­men­ta­ries Amorous, Antiquated, Audacious – Stories of les­bi­an (in)visibility in Vienna in the 50s and 60s and FtWTF – fema­le to what the fuck on the topic of gen­der iden­ti­ties (tog­e­ther with Katharina Lampert).

In 2017 she recei­ved the Diagonale Award for Best Artistic Montage Documentary (tog­e­ther with Christin Veith) and in 2023 the Diagonale Award for Innovative Cinema (tog­e­ther with Eva Egermann).