‘Lilly,’ Starring Patricia Clarkson, to Open London’s Women and the World Intl. Film Festival
Rachel Feldman’s “Lilly,” starring Patricia Clarkson, will open the third edition of the Women and the World International Film Festival, which runs in…
Variety reports: Rachel Feldman’s “Lilly,” starring Patricia Clarkson, will open the third edition of the Women and the World International Film Festival, which runs in London from Nov. 5-12.
Highlights of the program, which puts women’s authorship at its center, include the world premiere of Sigrid Andrea P. Bernardo’s “Laya,” alongside premieres of Marina Kunarova’s “The Nomad’s.
This entertainment story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Open London’s Women, Starring Patricia Clarkson and World Intl.
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