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Jane Campion 

 

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Director / Screenwriter / Producer / Cinematographer / Editor
1954 - 
Born April 30, Wellington, New Zealand
Key Genres: Drama, Shorts, Romance  TSPDT Rating: 7
Key Collaborators: Veronika Jenet (Editor), Stuart Dryburgh (Cinematographer), Sally Bongers (Cinematographer), Kerry Fox (Leading Player), Gerard Lee (Screenwriter/Producer), Laura Jones (Screenwriter), Genevieve Lemon (Leading Character Player), Paul Chubb (Leading Character Player), Alexandre de Franceschi (Editor), Janet Patterson (Production Designer)
Highly Recommended: Bright Star (2009)
Recommended: The Piano (1993), The Portrait of a Lady (1996)
Worth a Look: Peel (1982), A Girl's Own Story (1983), Passionless Moments (1983), Sweetie (1989), An Angel at My Table (1990)
Links: [ IMDB ] [ TCMDB ] [ All-Movie Guide[ Senses of Cinema: Great Directors ] [ Film Reference ] [ Wikipedia ] [ Telegraph Interview (2009) ] [ A Jane Campion Page ] [ A.V. Club Interview (2009) ] [ Flickering Myth Profile ]
Books: [ Jane Campion: Cinema, Nation, Identity ] [ Jane Campion (Contemporary Film Directors) ] [ Jane Campion: Pocket Essentials ] [ Jane Campion: Interviews ] [ Jane Campion ] [ Jane Campion (Routledge Film Guidebooks) ]
DVD's: [ Amazon ]
1,000 Greatest Films: The Piano (1993)
21st Century's Most Acclaimed Films: Bright Star (2009)
 
 

 

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