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Jane Campion

Dame Elizabeth Jane Campion is a New Zealand filmmaker. She is one of the prominent female filmmakers in the history of women's cinema, noted her works often with themes of feminism, sexuality, and tension between independence and submission. Her accolades include two Academy Awards, two BAFTA Awards, two Golden Globe Awards, two Palme d'Or and a Silver Lion award, and nominations of three…

Born 1954 · New Zealand · Active 1982–2021 · 18 films

Filmography

Top of the Lake: Chinal Girl
Peel — 1982
Passionless Moments — 1983
A Girl's Own Story — 1984
After Hours — 1984
Three Films By Jane Campion — 1984
Two Friends — 1986
Dancing Daze — 1986
Sweetie — 1989
An Angel at My Table — 1990 · shot by Stuart Dryburgh
The Piano — 1993 · shot by Stuart Dryburgh
The Portrait of a Lady — 1996 · shot by Stuart Dryburgh
Holy Smoke! — 1999 · shot by Dion Beebe
In the Cut — 2003 · shot by Dion Beebe
To Each His Own Cinema — 2007
8 — 2008
Bright Star — 2009 · shot by Greig Fraser
The Power of the Dog — 2021 · shot by Ari Wegner

Source

Jane Campion on Wikipedia

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