Twiggy

At 16, model TWIGGY shook up the world, giving women a new look & feel to aspire to. With an elfin androgyny, she revolutionized the fashion industry.

Introducing Twiggy, directed by Sadie Frost, a revealing documentary that focuses on the life of the greatest “It Girl” of all time: Dame Twiggy Lawson. The documentary is the first time Twiggy has ever told her story first-hand.

Discovered at 16 and proclaimed as “the face of ’66” by Daily Express journalist Deirdre McSharry, the model became an overnight sensation. The world saw her grace the covers of Vogue and Tatler by 17, and the New Yorker magazine devoted nearly 100 pages to the Twiggy “phenomenon” after her arrival in New York. Twiggy shook the world by giving women a whole new look and feel to aspire to. She brought an elfin androgyny to the forefront and helped revolutionize the accepted image of the female form, giving a voice to a whole new generation of women.

“A portrait of female resilience” – Kevin Mahrer, The Times.

“A beguiling portrait of the waif with a trucker’s laugh who defined the late sixties”. – Brian Viner, Daily Mail.

Features appearances by such rock royalty as Paul McCartney (The Beatles), movie star Dustin Hoffman, Director Woody Allen.

90 Minutes / 2024 / English / Color / A film by Sadie Frost.

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Nadia

How can you rebuild your life when you lose both a parent and your homeland forever at the age of 8? Nadia Nadim, whose father was killed by the Taliban in 2000, embarked on such a quest. Her incredible journey – from her family’s escape from war-torn Kabul to reaching the pinnacle of international soccer fame – is the stirring and inspirational story that unfolds in this feature-length documentary.

Escaping Afghanistan with her mother and four sisters, the Nadim family traded danger for a life of relative peace in Denmark. It was here that a passion for soccer helped Nadia assimilate and thrive, eventually leading to her becoming a striker for Denmark’s national team and Paris Saint-Germain, one of the most popular women’s teams in the world. Now, having reached the top of her game, Nadia yearns to return to Afghanistan to uncover details about her father’s fate. However, with the country still gripped by terrorism, she’s forced to give up the trip. But with unshakable confidence, Nadia forges ahead with plans for the future: to become a reconstructive surgeon and transform people’s lives.

  • WINNER: Palermo International Sport Film Festival
  • Nominated, Magnolia Award, Best Documentary, Shanghai International TV Festival
  • Nominated, Emmy Award, Best Sports Documentary, International Emmy Awards

Some Background:

  • Nadia Nadim was ranked 20th on Forbes’ 2018 list of ‘Most Powerful Women in International Sports.
  • Nadia was named an UNESCO Champion for Girls’ and Women’s Education in 2019 and is a brand ambassador for H&M Move.
  • Nadia is one of the most popular female soccer stars in the world, having played for top teams like Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain and AC Milan.

2021 / Documentary / English, French, Dari, and Danish with English subtitles / 86 Minutes / A film by Anissa Bonnefont.

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