Tag: Healing Journeys at European Film Festival
Film review: The Bright side – an upper of a breast cancer film – on living and laughing
Film review: The Bright side – an upper of a breast cancer film – on living and laughing What: The...
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Film review: Another Round – binging on banality
Film review: Another Round – binging on banality – screening online at European Film Festival...
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Film review: Quo Vadis Aida? –harrowing but tender- and ultimately inspirational
Film review: Quo Vadis Aida? –harrowing but tender- and ultimately inspirational- on the European...
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Film review: A quirky celebration and affirmation of self-hood in Rosa’s Wedding
Film review: A quirky celebration and affirmation of self-hood in Rosa’s Wedding -a poignant and...
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Film review: Save Sandra – gruelling, important film with its unflinching gaze into dealing with a shattering diagnosis
Film review: Save Sandra – gruelling, important film with its unflinching gaze into dealing with a...
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Film review: Constance Meyer’s Robust – tender and poignant film where silence and stillness speaks volumes
Film review: Constance Meyer’s Robust – tender and poignant film where silence and stillness...
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