Lendita Zeqiraj

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Lendita Zeqiraj is a Kosovar Albanian painter and movie director, born in 1972 in Pristina, Yugoslavia – now Kosovo. She finished her postgraduate studies in painting at Faculty of Arts in the University of Priština in 1997 and has also studied film aesthetics in Université Paris 8[1]. She, together with her sister Blerta Zeqiri wrote and directed the feature film Exit, which won two prizes at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival in 2005: “Best Cinematography Feature Film” at the New York event[2] and the same prize at the Los Angeles event[3]. The film was also chosen in the Official selection of the 12th Bradford Film Festival, in Bradford, UK, 2006[4].

Lendita Zeqiraj currently lives and works in Paris, France.

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  • 2001, Art Gallery "Le Lys", Paris, France.
  • 2000, Art Gallery, Lille, France.
  • 1997, Cafe-Gallery Odeon, Pristina, Kosovo.
  • 1996, Cafe-Gallery n'Art, Suva Reka, Kosovo.
  • 1994, Cafe-Gallery, Pristina, Kosovo.

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