Daily BirthdaysJane Campion Forum
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| by JJ Diambrini-Palazzi Am a sci-fi writer (movie and TV) particilarly interested in capturing the interest and imagination of women into this all too often male genre. GODZ GARDEN is the first of three scripts (currently being re-written for TV) I'd love Ms Campion to look over. Would really appreciate her ideas and response to the storyline. She can contact me via my email or if she wishes through my entertainment lawyer, by rquest. Thank you for your time and attention. JJ Diambrini-Palazzi Comment on this... |
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| by Judy Miller Hi, I am from South AFrica and born 3 days before Ms. Campion. I have been a searcher for years and written inspiration and moving songs for 18 years which only this year I have decided to record. I would love to get a CD to Jane Campion for her to listen to if she were ever to want something on a soundtrack if the theme of the movie were about searching for oneself, growth, etc etc. I am undiscovered but know I have good material. Thank you. Judy Miller Comment on this... |
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| by Nicola Davidson Hey, i'm new to this forum, but i'm currently doing my A-levels and i'm undergoing Critical Research on Jane Campion and the Representation of women in her films. I would be rerally grateful if you would help me by answering a few questions on the three films, 'The Piano', 'in the Cut' and 'A Portrait of a Lady'. 1. Can you define what you understand the word FEMINISM to mean? 2. What do you understand about the representation of women in the three films listed above? 3. What themes and issues do you think were being portrayed in these films? Comment on this... | |||||||||
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| by sebastian working for a german filmproduction company iŽm also interested in getting her adress. weŽd like to work with her for one of our newest projects... iŽd appreciate any needful aid Comment on this... |
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| by Heather Lusty I can't find any way to let Jane Campion or Nicole Kidman know that they would be capable of a fantastic adaptation of Kate Chopin's The Awakening, and they should check it out! Comment on this... |
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| by anita gundlach I've a splendid idea, a beautiful novel ready tp be filmed by Jane Camion. I'm looking for a manner to contact her. Who can help? Comment on this... | ||||
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| by hannah i am studying jane campion for my media A level, particularly her work as a female director and how her perspectives differ as she works independently from Hollywood. i would be grateful if anyone has any extra information or opinions on her which i could include. do people see her as a feminist? what makes her films different? any opinions on the actors/actresses she uses? any feedback at all would be useful as it proves that there is interest in her work. thank you Comment on this... | ||||
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| by Anne N. Iwobi In the past, until recently, I have hugely enjoyed Jane Campion's films for its intelligence and seeking out the important aspects of human existence and representing them fairly. I was so shocked and revolted to watch 'In The Cut', her latest film, to see the derogatory and gratuitous way that she portrayed urban Black people: male and female. She pandered to all the nasty and evil stereotypes that have been historically associated with Black people: sexually licentious, rapists, inarticulate the list goes on. It really amazes me how when you dig deep down, White people always, even without provocation, their evil hatred towards Black people. When we say that it is they that have a problem with race, it stands as a fact. Comment on this... | ||||
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Maybe this is just my perception, coming from the lower-middle-class industrial part of society.