Kim Longinotto

Kim Longinotto

Born 1952
London, England, UK

Biography

KIM LONGINOTTO a British documentary film maker, well known for making films about extraordinary women and also the plight of female victims of oppression or discrimination. She went to Essex University to study English and European literature and later studied camera and directing at the National Film and Television School in Beaconsfield, England, where she now tutors occasionally. While studying, she made a documentary about her boarding school that was shown at the London Film Festival. She has received a number of awards for her films over the years, including a BAFTA for her documentary "Pink Saris".

37. Moscow International Film Festival

Director

Camerawoman

Documentaries
2019

Shooting the Mafia

2013

Salma

2010

Pink Saris

2008

Rough Aunties

2005

Sisters in Law

2002

The Day I Will Never Forget

2001

Runaway

2000

Gaea Girls

1998

Divorce Iranian Style

Ads

Ads

1995

Shinjuku Boys

1994

Dream Girls

1989

Eat the Kimono

1988

Bombin' (TV movie)

1982

Underage

1976

Pride of Place (student film)

Producer

Screenwriter

Documentaries
2015

Dreamcatcher

2002

The Day I Will Never Forget

2001

Runaway

Actress

Documentaries
2005

Sisters in Law

2000

Gaea Girls

1998

Divorce Iranian Style - narrator