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Women in Film Challenge 2025: [53/52] Strangerland, dir. Kim Farrant (Ireland/Australia, 2015)
Touch in the dark. No one can see. Touch in the dark. You touch me.
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Women in Film Challenge 2025: [53/52] Strangerland, dir. Kim Farrant (Ireland/Australia, 2015)
Touch in the dark. No one can see. Touch in the dark. You touch me.
The Weekend Away (2022)
Directed by Kim Farrant
Cinematography by Noah Greenberg
new-to-me #128 - The Weekend Away
Angel of Mine (2019)
"She's easy-going, relaxed and approachable, and very friendly with the crew. That says a lot about an actor to me, when they're so comfortable in themselves that they can be kind and loving rather than distant or unavailable. There's no ego, no vanity. In terms of what she can access in herself, to have such a mix of fragility and power, Yvonne is quite a force. I'm so proud she's a woman and Australian." — Angel of Mine Director Kim Farrant on Yvonne Strahovski (ELLE Australia, August 2019)
Angel of Mine - Poster
In theaters August 30, 2019 (USA)
The pleasure of a thriller like this is to get lost in its locales and caught up in the web it spins.
my first starred review for RogerEbert.com is Kim Farrant's THE WEEKEND AWAY, a new Netflix thriller that reminded me of the great preposterous 90s thrillers of yore. I had a blast watching it and writing about it.