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CONTEMPORARY CASE STUDIES

Short film

35mm Colour 1:1.85 14mins DolbySR
© 2001 Go Girl Productions

review:

"As usual, the curtain raisers are a mixed bag. One exception is Janet Merewether's Contemporary Case Studies...a tartly funny take on sex and romance, couched as an old fashioned training film and updated with split-screens and irreverent observation. Merewether is the NYFF's latest female discovery from down under, following in the footsteps of Jane Campion and Alison Maclean.
Amy Taubin, Village Voice (review of NYFF)

synopsis:

A black comedy featuring an experimental, graphic style, Contemporary Case Studies
takes a bleak look at the confused nature
of heterosexual love and relationships in
Sydney at the turn of the new century.

key crew:

writer/director/producer - Janet Merewether
associate producer - Jane Norris
dop - Jackie Farkas
production designer - Janet Merewether
editor - Janet Merewether
sound design - Liam Egan
mix - Phil Judd - Philmsound
poetry writer - Gig Ryan

key cast:

bronwyn rennex
lesley power
liz hughes
heather winter
maryella hatfield
jane norris

awards:

Highly Commended (General) Dendy Awards - Sydney Film Festival 2001
Platinum Remi Award for Experimental Comedy WorldFest-Houston Texas 2002
Nominated for Best Short Fiction and Best Experimental Production - 2002 ATOM Awards, Australia

distribution:

Go Girl Productions
email go girl productions

Shorts international, London
https://shorts.tv/en/


North America / International
V tape, Toronto, tel: 1 (416) 351 1317
info@vtape.org
http://www.vtape.org

Europe
Montevideo, Amsterdam,
Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst
info@nimk.nl
http://nimk.nl/eng/contact-information/

collections:

European Media Arts Festival (EMAF, Osnabrueck Germany) Touring programme collection - 35mm print.


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Still from 'Contemporary Case Studies'