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The Arts Hour: London Film Festival

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Zafreen Zairizal

07/10/2023 GMT

London Film Festival

BBC World Service - The Arts Hour, London Film Festival

We speak to director Amanda Nell Eu, film-maker Chloe Abrahams, Fawzia Mirza, Mel Eslyn

We speak to director Amanda Nell Eu, film-maker Chloe Abrahams, Fawzia Mirza, and Mel Eslyn, who all taking part in this year's London Film Festival.

Nikki Bedi talks to Malaysian writer-director Amanda Nell Eu about her teenage body horror film Tiger Stripes.

British-Sri Lankan film-maker Chloe Abrahams whose incredibly personal documentary The Taste of Mango explores family trauma through the relationships with her mother and grandmother.

Nikki will be speaking with director Fawzia Mirza about her film The Queen of My Dreams, a Pakistani-Canadian comedy drama.

Plus, US film producer Mel Eslyn talks about changing lanes for her directorial debut Biosphere.

Presenter: Nikki Bedi 
Producer: Oliver Jones 

(Photo: Zafreen Zairizal as Zaffan. Credit: Modern Films)

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