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‘Memory Film: a filmmaker’s diary’

An immersive, poetic diary film about transformation

$9,030

FUNDS RAISED OF $22,000
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Jill Maes
$100
Martha Ansara
$30
Jill Maes
$100
Greg Fitzgerald
$100
toula anastas
$200
AustralasianChineseTheatre/Film
$500
Coralie Kronenberg
$300
Ann Curthoys
$200
Woo J Kim
$100
Jane Castle
$200
Digby Duncan
$200
Herath Herath
$970
Cathy Rytmeister
$500
Catherine Dwyer
$30
Kerstin Knopf
$100
Ray Argall
$200
Lauren Carroll Harris
$50
Martha Ansara
$200
MARGOT OLIVER
$1,000
Helen Grace
$200
Susan Locke
$50
Anonymous
$500
Anonymous
$250
Hel Carter
$200
Mark Parry
$50
Karen Pearlman
$100
Anonymous
$500
Megan McMurchy
$1,000
Felicity Collins
$1,000
Sally Jackson
$100

Other Confirmed Support


Secured Agencies
$129000
Government
$31569
Crowdfunding
$8550
Philanthropy
$2000
Confirmed funders
MIFF PREMIERE FUND; SCREEN AUSTRALIA (PEP); NFSA; UTS MEDIA LAB; DOCUMENTARY AUSTRALIA; LESBIANS INC.

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