Jane Campion
Jane Campion is one of the most dynamic — and applauded — filmmakers to emerge from Australasia. Her CV includes Cannes-winning road trip Peel, An Angel at My Table, based on the life of writer Janet Frame, Golden Globe winner The Power of the Dog, and miniseries Top of the Lake. With her twisted settler romance The Piano (1993), she became the first woman to take the top award at the Cannes Film Festival.
[Jane Campion] has never made an uninteresting or unchallenging film … The Piano is as peculiar and haunting as any film I've seen. Legendary American critic Roger Ebert on The Piano, November 1993
The Power of the Dog
2021, Director, Writer, Producer - Film
For Good
2003, Mentor - Film
One News Late Edition - Lindsay Shelton
2001, Subject - Television
Fraser
1994,1994, Subject, Subject - Television
Marae - The Piano Story
1993, Subject - Television
The Edge - Jane Campion interview
1993, Subject - Television
The Piano
1993, Director, Subject - Film
The Grass is Greener - Jane Campion
1991, Subject - Television
An Angel at My Table
1990, Director - Film
The Audition
1989, As: Herself - Short Film
Passionless Moments
1983, Writer, Producer, Camera, Co-Director - Short Film
Peel
1982, Director, Writer, Editor - Short Film
Queen Street
1980, Second Assistant Director - Television