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[SHANNON-MURPHY]
ESSAYS№ 01
Australian women directors stopped waiting for permission and started making the difficult films
Kent, Murphy, Green, and Purcell made the films the industry did not ask for, and the films were better for not being asked.
MARA DENG08.03.2022
MUSIC№ 02
Amanda Brown scored Babyteeth like a body that knows it is running out of time
The score moves at the speed of a pulse that is not quite steady, and the irregularity is the whole design.
KIERAN BOUSTANY20.08.2020
FILM№ 03
Babyteeth arrived in cinemas at exactly the wrong moment and deserved better
Shannon Murphy's debut deserved a packed cinema and instead it got a pandemic, a VOD pivot, and an audience that found it anyway.
BRONTE HAUGHEY22.06.2020
ESSAYS№ 04
Babyteeth and the dignity of falling apart in public
Shannon Murphy's debut refuses to tidy its grief, and the mess is exactly where the film finds its nerve.
MARA DENG04.03.2020