This article aims to carry out an analysis of female authorship in the materialisations of contemporary epistolary cinema, focusing on epistolary films and epistolary essay films. The works of various filmmakers are essential to understand the evolution of this enunciation device and the exploration of female alterities materialised through it. Women filmmakers' epistolary practices delve into the exploration of intimate space, authorial vindication, epistolary materiality, intersubjectivity and cinematic thinking to create diverse experiences of female alterity, developing this postmodern paradigm inherent to epistolary device. Since Chantal Akerman started the practice of the epistolary film with News from Home (1977), other women filmmakers have developed this cinematic form. The reading of a personal correspondence allows to explore female intimate alterities -