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Independent Filmmaking in South East Asia: Conversations with Filmmakers on Building and Sustaining

Independent Filmmaking in South East Asia: Conversations with Filmmakers on Building and Sustaining

by Meissner, Nico
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Featuring interviews with 27 award-winning and emerging filmmakers, this book is the first comprehensive look at independent filmmaking careers in South East Asia with never-before published insights into the lives and careers of some of the most influential filmmakers in one of the world's most exciting screen production regions.

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Pub dateMar 4, 2021
ISBN-100367608944
ISBN-139780367608941
LanguageEnglish
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