Laura Carreira
@lauracarreira.bsky.social
Film Writer & Director | THE SHIFT (2020) | ON FALLING (2024) | Believes no one should ever work.
www.lauracarreira.com
Scotland/Portugal
www.lauracarreira.com
Scotland/Portugal
Reposted by Laura Carreira
#ZinemaldiaPodcast 031 🎙️ Laura Carreira discussed the potential of film to promote change and shake people's consciences. @lauracarreira.bsky.social won the Silver Shell for Best Director with #OnFalling ( #72SSIFF)
🎧 Full Podcast: tinyurl.com/ZinemaldiaPodcast-eng
@kenloach16films.bsky.social
🎧 Full Podcast: tinyurl.com/ZinemaldiaPodcast-eng
@kenloach16films.bsky.social
June 11, 2025 at 9:19 AM
#ZinemaldiaPodcast 031 🎙️ Laura Carreira discussed the potential of film to promote change and shake people's consciences. @lauracarreira.bsky.social won the Silver Shell for Best Director with #OnFalling ( #72SSIFF)
🎧 Full Podcast: tinyurl.com/ZinemaldiaPodcast-eng
@kenloach16films.bsky.social
🎧 Full Podcast: tinyurl.com/ZinemaldiaPodcast-eng
@kenloach16films.bsky.social
Reposted by Laura Carreira
The expendables
Laura Carreira’s spellbinding feature debut On Falling, about a woman who takes a job in a warehouse run by an online shopping giant, and Bong Joon Ho’s Mickey 17 share an implicit concern for the precarity of modern working conditions and the loneliness of modern life
Laura Carreira’s spellbinding feature debut On Falling, about a woman who takes a job in a warehouse run by an online shopping giant, and Bong Joon Ho’s Mickey 17 share an implicit concern for the precarity of modern working conditions and the loneliness of modern life
April 4, 2025 at 11:54 AM
The expendables
Laura Carreira’s spellbinding feature debut On Falling, about a woman who takes a job in a warehouse run by an online shopping giant, and Bong Joon Ho’s Mickey 17 share an implicit concern for the precarity of modern working conditions and the loneliness of modern life
Laura Carreira’s spellbinding feature debut On Falling, about a woman who takes a job in a warehouse run by an online shopping giant, and Bong Joon Ho’s Mickey 17 share an implicit concern for the precarity of modern working conditions and the loneliness of modern life