Tallinn Winner ‘Lady,’ With ‘Fleabag’ Star Sian Clifford, Broken Down by Director Samuel Abrahams

“Activist,” “muse,” “empath,” “icon” read credits for four photo shots of Lady Isabella Ravenhyde in Samuel Abrahams’ buzzy and tenderly comic mockumentary “Lady,” packing a tour de force performance by Sian Clifford, Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s control-freak elder sister in “Fleabag.”

Tallinn’s best director winner in its First Feature Competition on Saturday, “Lady”’s “icon” pose has Clifford as Isabella, dry martini glass in hand, astride a big pink rubber flamingo on the lawn of the Hall’s huge landscaped park. “I’m the aristocracy’s answer to the Kardashians,” she tells Sam, a filmmaker still awaiting his big breakthrough whom she hires for a Netflix documentary on her.

Trouble is, a vampish aristo reality TV star meriting her own show in her dreams, now in her forties, the biggest gig she’s scored to date is co-hosting at the Hall “Stately Stars,” an annual kids talent show which she pays for.