Director Sima Urale discusses being a South Pacific filmmaker with NZ On Screen’s Clare O’Leary: from the immigrant experience in Aotearoa (O Tamaiti, Apron Strings) to dusky maidens in velvet paintings (Velvet Dreams). Samoan-born, New Zealand-raised Urale is Samoa’s first female feature filmmaker.
Find out more about Sima Urale.
This interview is available on YouTube to distribute and share: Part One and Part Two.
Credits: Direction and Interview - Clare O’Leary, Camera and Editing - Leo Guerchmann
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