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Rosemary Riddell is an actor turned District Court judge, who also directs films. Riddell began her theatre career in the 70s at Downstage; in 2009, with a directorial CV that encompassed one short film (Cake Tin) and many plays, Riddell took the reigns of her first feature: The Insatiable Moon, featuring Rawiri Paratene as the charismatic resident of a halfway house. The film is based on a novel by her husband Mike.
In both roles I have to make sure people are heard, but also that I’m fair, impartial and keep control.
– Rosemary Riddell, on being a judge and a film director
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The titles listed here may not reflect this person's full screenography. These are only the titles that are included in or referenced by this site.
2007 Moondance Festival (Los Angeles)
Sandcastle award for best Short Film: Cake Tin