The Edge - Jane Campion interview

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The Edge - Jane Campion interview

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This 1993 interview from the first series of arts show The Edge screened while The Piano was in Kiwi cinemas. Earlier that year Jane Campion had become the first (and only) female director to share the top award at the Cannes Film Festival. Here, she discusses the antipodean character of her next project (The Portrait of a Lady) and the satisfaction of offering Nicole Kidman a role that isn’t “like a handbag to one of the male stars”. She also muses on working in Hollywood versus her hometown...

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1993

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/the-edge-jane-campion-interview-1993

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jane campion / the piano / anna paquin / nicole kidman / feminism / filmmaking / portrait of a lady / henry james / cannes / directing / sweetie / turangawaewae / hollywood / nz on air / new zealand on air

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