Programmed and notes by Kiva Reardon You Oughta Know: The Films of Jane Campion is generously supported by the Richard Roth Cinema-Arts Fund. From erotic comedy Holy Smoke (1999) to neo-noir thriller In the Cut (2003) to period piece Bright Star (2009), Campion’s career refutes expectations time and again. She gained greater attention with the Oscar-winning film The Piano (1993), which was followed by movies starring the likes of Kate Winslet, Harvey Keitel, and Meg Ryan. Campion’s work continues to reside in this nexus, refusing to ignore humans’ complex impulses. 32 subscribers A song by Ryan Harvey lyrics: The rocket sellers and Rockefellers are blackin out their past while the power hungry president is snacking on their fat. This retrospective, which includes her short films, showcases how Campion embraces the eclectic and uncomfortable with stories of women’s desires, tragedies, and steadfast individuality.īorn in Wellington, New Zealand, Campion first came to global attention in 1989 with Sweetie, a deeply personal tale of two sisters that is simultaneously tender and unsettling. With an Oscar to her name, and one of only two women to have won the prestigious Cannes Palme d’Or, Jane Campion is one of the most internationally celebrated and idiosyncratic filmmakers working today.
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