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Supporting The London Independent Film Festival

The Red carpet premiere

Lovely attending the red carpet film premiere tonight!, supporting women in film at the London Independent Film festival. Saw the movie 'The Golden Era'produced by JennaSuru. Jenna Congratulations on your success tonight! Honestly I can say, what a wonderful movies. A Nostalgic experience that celebrates the 1960's, dreams and the beauty of Saint Tropez, Jenna embodies the girl next door that we can all relate too and get on with, here you see love and career as an artist can work. I give It 10/10 🌟 Thank you

I have seen this wonderful film twice, once at the DTLA film festival in Los Angeles, and the other at its UK premiere. Both times I was swept away by the beauty of France in the 1960s, the costumes, the locations and of course the characters. I loved the interaction between the two protagonists and their pursuit of their dreams, and I left the cinema feeling very inspired and uplifted. Jenna Suru is a very gifted director and I look forward to seeing more of her films.

The film is set in 1967, the main filming locations being Paris and St Tropez. It's refreshing to see a film like this. The two lead actors have great chemistry, Jenna Suru (lead actor) also serves as the films writer and director. The film's journey revolves around two key themes: the main thing being the quest for artistic expression, the second is one of identity (more specifically the co-lead character Sebastian's journey on trying to discover what it means to be French). The film is full of laughs, great visuals and a charming story.

Jenna Suru stars in this beautiful movie which she boldly wrote, produced, directed. An incredibly ambitious film with a myriad of magical locations from the historical Notre Dame before its dreadful fire, the LA, and Saint Tropez.

It just looks gorgeous throughout, and captures the zeitgeist of the Sixties era where love and music prevail. The movie has a very French feel with the two lead characters teasing out eachother's thoughts and ambitions, with provoking sequences of dialogue. They are faced with tough choices and torn between ambition and love.

A movie which clearly expresses the joys and freedoms of being an artist, in particular, an actor, and also the constraints and dilemmas of whether it is possible to maintain artistic integrity in the world of show business, and to stay true to yourself and your partner, when the carrot of success is dangled.

To watch The Golden Age is to immerse yourself in a dreamy world, to feel the painful decisions of the characters and to explore the gorgeous locations to a soundtrack from the Sixties. A very unique film, and a triumph for Jenna Suru who radiates charisma on screen in the lead role.

This was a refreshing and charming escape into European cinema and back in time into the Golden age of culture and arts. The film follows the lifes and loves of two young hopefuls as they navigate a world rich with opportunity and music. It has laughs, sunshine, and an attention to detail in the costumes and world that bring the era to life. The magic of the golden age is back on the screens once more.