Lost Land
In the hope of reuniting with their scattered family, four-year-old Shafi and his nine-year-old sister Somira leave a Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh on a perilous journey to reach Malaysia.
Festivals & awards
Venice Film Festival, Orizzonti, 2025: Special Jury Prize
Asia Pacific Screen Awards
Pingyao International Film Festival
Red Sea International Film Festival: Golden Yusr for Best Feature Film
FIFDH – International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights 2026: International Competition
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«Le film capte l’essentiel, la capacité de survie, portée par la grande sœur, ou aidée par quelques-unes des personnes rencontrées.» Abus de ciné
«Il faut saluer la part du chef opérateur Yoshio Kitagawa dans la réussite de Lost Land. Après avoir superbement rendu le monde naturel dans le discrètement hallucinant Le mal n’existe pas, de Ryusuke Hamaguchi, il use ici de la mobilité de la caméra et du grain judicieusement choisi pour l’image.» Cineuropa
«Fujimoto brings us into their world with harrowing intimacy, demanding that we not just witness but feel.» Next Best Picture
«The choice of child protagonists not only adds to Lost Land’s emotional heft but also brings home the extra level of uncertainty and confusion felt by youngsters across the globe forced to make these sorts of dangerous odysseys in hope of safe haven.» Eye for Film
«Die Rohingya Sprache verleiht den Protagonist:innen Handlungsmacht und unterstreicht ihre kulturelle Identität. Ethisch wachsam und formal konsequent.» moviebreak
«Lost Land emerges as an accomplished work, balancing raw authenticity with moments of visual artistry. Informative as well as emotionally devastating, it stands as another testament to Fujimoto’s directorial talent.» Asian Movie Pulse