Episode 2: In Conversation with Kim Longinotto

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Modern Films Podcast

Modern Films

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Modern Films is a film production, distribution and event cinema company. We launched in 2017 with the release of Manifesto, starring Cate Blanchett in 13 different roles, in partnership with Tate Modern. We work with rising and established talent from around the world and bring innovative stories to global audiences, we focus on gender equality, female empowerment and pressing social issues. Produced by Modern Films Entertainment, hosted by Jacqueline.

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Episode 2: In Conversation with Kim Longinotto

Modern Films Podcast

30 minutes

6 years ago

Episode 2: In Conversation with Kim Longinotto

Welcome to second episode of Modern Films podcast, in this episode we're excited to have film legend Kim Longinotto to discuss her storied career and latest documentary Shooting the Mafia, an eye-opening profile of Sicilian organised crime photographer Letizia Battaglia, in cinemas across UK and Ireland 29 November.

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"I have never seen a film that succeeded more completely in stripping the romantic and mythic aura from organised crime, and revealing the mafia" Film Comment

"The most arresting documentary work of the past few decades" Little White Lies

"A meld of portraiture and social history that is as tender, humane and generous as it is harrowing." Sight & Sound

" 'Shooting the Mafia' aptly conveys Battaglia's many layers, while exemplifying the power in not looking away" Roger Ebert