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Manuela Lazic

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20 articles available in total starting from 30/06/2021. Last article published on 27/11/2024.

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Review: The Shadow Scholars

Review: The Shadow Scholars

Eloïse King’s devastating documentary follows Professor Patricia Kingori as she uncovers the mechanics and psychology behind the industry of Kenyan essay writers whose invisible work powers the West  

27/11 | IDFA 2024

Review: Chaos and Silence

Review: Chaos and Silence

Anatol Schuster’s enigmatic drama follows a couple as they face life transitions, while their landlady’s strange mental breakdown disrupts people’s lives  

23/10 | Warsaw 2024

Review: Ink Wash

Review: Ink Wash

Sarra Tsorakidis’s debut feature, following a painter as she faces her 40s and her future prospects while on a job in the Romanian forest, suffers on account of being a tad too contemplative  

22/10 | Warsaw 2024

Review: Traffic

Review: Traffic

Teodora Ana Mihai’s second fiction feature is a layered social-realist film looking at inequality and exploitation in our modern world with a healthy dose of humour  

21/10 | Warsaw 2024

Traffic and In Good Faith triumph at the 40th Warsaw Film Festival

Traffic and In Good Faith triumph at the 40th Warsaw Film Festival

Teodora Ana Mihai’s second fiction feature has won the Grand Prize in the International Competition, while Frauke Lodders’s new film was victorious in the 1-2 Competition  

21/10 | Warsaw 2024 | Awards

Review: Holloway

Review: Holloway

Six former inmates of what was once the largest women’s prison in Europe are brought together in the documentary by Sophie Compton and Daisy-May Hudson, whose goals remain unclear  

18/10 | London 2024

Review: Freud’s Last Session

Review: Freud’s Last Session

Matthew Brown’s feature imagines an impassioned, if at times tangled, conversation about religion, love and sex between the father of psychoanalysis and CS Lewis  

10/10 | Dinard 2024

Review: Unicorns

Review: Unicorns

Sally El Hosaini and James Krishna Floyd’s Dinard winner is a sweet, if rather predictable, love story about embracing difference and getting over prejudice  

09/10 | Dinard 2024

Review: Reawakening

Review: Reawakening

Virginia Gilbert’s drama fails to live up to the potential of its script, which follows a couple dealing with the disappearance and troubling return of their daughter  

09/10 | Dinard 2024

Unicorns by Sally El Hosaini and James Krishna Floyd takes home two awards from Dinard

Unicorns by Sally El Hosaini and James Krishna Floyd takes home two awards from Dinard

Other winners at the French gathering for British and Irish films included September Says, That They May Face the Rising Sun and Paul & Paulette Take a Bath  

07/10 | Dinard 2024 | Awards

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