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#IFFR Tigercheck (2): unconvincing feminism and fascinating misery

Festival director Bero Beyer found it difficult to choose eight films to nominate for the Hivos Tiger Award. After all, what makes a film special? According to Beyer, Elisabeth Subrin's film drama A Woman, a Part evokes a sense of nostalgia and is also outspoken, daring and, above all, human.

The #IFFR check by Culture Press is that A Woman, a Part is mostly long-winded and certainly not daring.

Feminism plays an important role in film artist Subrin's work. Also, A Woman...

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Festival director Bero Beyer found it difficult to choose eight films to nominate for the Hivos Tiger Award. After all, what makes a film special? According to Beyer, Elisabeth Subrin's film drama A Woman, a Part evokes a sense of nostalgia and is also outspoken, daring and, above all, human.

The #IFFR check by Culture Press is that A Woman, a Part is mostly long-winded and certainly not daring.

Feminism plays an important role in film artist Subrin's work. Also, A Woman...

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