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Lorenzo Latrofa & Massimiliano di Lauro on Animating the Story of Migration & Exile  

Lorenzo Latrofa & Massimiliano di Lauro on Animating the Story of Migration & Exile  

by Salik Shah | Dec 5, 2019 | Film, Interviews

Between 1890 and 1970, it is estimated that around 30 to 40 million Italians left to seek their fortune around the world. But what seems to have been completely forgotten is that the emigration stories of today and yesterday have many points in common.

Her Broken Shadow: How I Made a Sci-Fi Feature Film in East Africa

Her Broken Shadow: How I Made a Sci-Fi Feature Film in East Africa

by Dilman Dila | Apr 11, 2017 | Articles, Film

A scene from Dilman Dila’s Her Broken Shadow. Watch the trailer here on Youtube. I made Her Broken Shadow on a whim. I had just returned to Uganda after about three months of travel. I had been to South Africa for a literary festival, France for a scifi...

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