Directing
Lea Luiz de Oliveira
Known for
Directing
Credits
4 titles
Known for
NRJustyna, an immigrant housemaid, grows close to her wealthy employer as her own living conditions worsen. Facing eviction, she discovers something that will irreversibly change their relationship.
Bubbles
2026
NRCallie is an activist who uses her position in STEM to fight for trans* rights and representation. As she is about to start her medical transition, a diagnosis puts her health and her career into question, she embarks on a journey of self- acceptance and decides to use her music to inspire others.
What it Means to Be
2023
Through conversations with loved ones, a young Turkish artist confronts her fears regarding her country’s future, and the dilemma of staying or leaving home behind.
I Don’t Want To Call It Home
2018
A short film about a single mother whose son has been diagnosed with Schizophrenia. we follow her day-to-day as she reflects on what it means to be a mother and a carer. The film denounces the lack of support of the French government and the consequences on the families who have to navigate a broken system.
A la Folie
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Behind the camera
NRJustyna, an immigrant housemaid, grows close to her wealthy employer as her own living conditions worsen. Facing eviction, she discovers something that will irreversibly change their relationship.
Bubbles
2026
NRCallie is an activist who uses her position in STEM to fight for trans* rights and representation. As she is about to start her medical transition, a diagnosis puts her health and her career into question, she embarks on a journey of self- acceptance and decides to use her music to inspire others.
What it Means to Be
2023
Through conversations with loved ones, a young Turkish artist confronts her fears regarding her country’s future, and the dilemma of staying or leaving home behind.
I Don’t Want To Call It Home
2018
A short film about a single mother whose son has been diagnosed with Schizophrenia. we follow her day-to-day as she reflects on what it means to be a mother and a carer. The film denounces the lack of support of the French government and the consequences on the families who have to navigate a broken system.
A la Folie
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