Film Lens
Lost Connections is a film that uses a century of archive footage to reflect on themes of loss, loneliness, and isolation. It invites viewers to consider expressions of desire, optimism, hope, and renewal. The film is not focused on the pandemic but rather on recovery and the human experience, including sadness and joy. It emphasizes what people truly value and how they gradually reconnect with their communities and the world around them.
Directed by Andy Burns and featuring Hussina Raja, the film runs for 13 minutes. It is a product of a collaboration among national and regional publicly-funded film archives in the UK, which enriches its narrative with a diverse range of historical perspectives.
Why Watch
- •See archive footage from the last century.
- •Meet Hussina Raja in a unique film.
- •Find out about human connections and recovery.
Did You Know
•The film features a century of archive footage.
•Lost Connections was directed by Andy Burns.
•The film has a total duration of 13 minutes.
•It was released in the year 2021.
Perfect For
Documentary enthusiastsFans of archive filmsThose interested in human stories