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Interview

MIFF speaks to filmmaker and Bank Australia customer Shannon Owen about her documentary Left Write Hook, a joint winner of this year’s Intrepid Audience Award.


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02 Oct 2024

Celebrating Strength and Resilience: An Interview With Shannon Owen

MIFF speaks to Bank Australia customer and filmmaker Shannon Owen about her documentary Left Write Hook, a joint winner of this year’s Intrepid Audience Award.
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18 Sep 2024

Riding the Next Wave: An Interview With Jaydon Martin

In the aftermath of director Jaydon Martin taking home the Blackmagic Design Australian Innovation Award at MIFF, we speak to him about his experience of screening Flathead at the festival, and the effect it’s had on his journey as an artist.
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28 Aug 2024

An Enduring Flame: Josephine Stewart-Te Whiu on We Were Dangerous

Critics Campus 2024 participant Alice Bellette speaks to director Josephine Stewart-Te Whiu about her fictionalised representation of the harrowing, defiant and even joyful experiences of girls in New Zealand state care institutions in the mid 20th century.
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25 Aug 2024

Inner Worlds: Constance Tsang on Blue Sun Palace

Critics Campus 2024 participant Nicole Cadelina speaks to Constance Tsang about her feature debut, an intimate tale of sisterhood set in a Chinese massage parlour in New York.