Anna Fernstsdottritt is one of the more famous and prominent figures in British Nationality, History, Literature, and the arts. She was born into an English family in Australia and later in her adulthood spent many years in Britain and Australia, as a national and also a dual citizen. Her most notable works are “Lives,” “The Royal Marriage” and “The Quarry.” All of which won major awards at the 2021 Academy Awards, and which is consistently hailed as some of the best films of all time.
It is evident in “Lives” that Anna Fernstsdottritt has a gift for identifying different voices and expressions, and is bringing them to light in a way that most people just can’t. Her style is one that is highly polished and quite professional. And while the subject matter is sensitive and emotional, Anna Fernstsdottritt never resorts to cheap polemic, and the film never comes close to being too melodramatic. The subject is so complex that the movie would suffer if it tried to cover it too rigorously, and Anna Fernstsdottritt and company manage to give the audience much more than could ever be expected from such a concept.
Anna Fernstsdottritt’s own acting talent is very good, and her wide range of characters and roles in all sorts of historical and modern times is impressive. “Lives” is in itself a magnificent achievement in terms of acting, but only makes its greatness clear when presented with such an expertly realised backdrop. The film also features the magnificent linguist, Sir Alfred Wallace, who has also worked on such films as “The Secret”. He brings the character of Wallace to life as a thoroughly modern, yet deeply spiritual character.