I Can't Think Straight + Q&A
Shamim Sarif’s breakthrough novel, The World Unseen, was adapted for the screen and formed a part of the Times BFI 52nd London Film Festival Programme. Sarif returns to LLGFF with I Can’t Think Straight, a romantic comedy in which two women of different backgrounds discover a love for each other. We meet with the director and discuss her literary adaptations, and the autobiographical aspects of her work.
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