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Jane Campion receives lifetime achievement gong, and teases a return to filmmaking

Jane Campion receives lifetime achievement gong, and teases a return to filmmaking

Jane Campion, the director of The Piano and The Power of the Dog, has won the lifetime achievement award at the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland.

  • by Stephanie Bunbury

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From the Archives, 1993: Campion’s Piano a Cannes success

From the Archives, 1993: Campion’s Piano a Cannes success

In 1993, ‘The Piano’ became the first Australian film to win the Palme d’Or while New Zealand-born Jane Campion became the first woman director to win the prize.

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‘Please don’t catch anyone’s eye’, and other Campion film-set rules

‘Please don’t catch anyone’s eye’, and other Campion film-set rules

Some film school teachers had “no great belief or hope” in Jane Campion. Two Oscars later ...

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Trailer: Jane Campion - Her Way
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Trailer: Jane Campion - Her Way

See a retrospective of films by pioneering filmmaker Jane Campion at the 70th Sydney Film Festival.

‘We have our own voice’: Australian Oscar-winner who filmed Dune on backing local storytelling

‘We have our own voice’: Australian Oscar-winner who filmed Dune on backing local storytelling

The cinematographer talks about winning gold, his fanboy film life and the slap that was heard around the world.

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From most-nominated to shut out: What happened to The Power of the Dog?

From most-nominated to shut out: What happened to The Power of the Dog?

Other than Jane Campion’s well-deserved win for best director, the acclaimed western did not win another award.

  • by Garry Maddox
Jane Campion wins best director but CODA grabs the limelight – and Will Smith the headlines

Jane Campion wins best director but CODA grabs the limelight – and Will Smith the headlines

The Power of the Dog was tipped out by a heartwarming comic drama about a hearing teenager in a deaf family.

  • by Garry Maddox

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