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Skin Deep was written, directed, and co-produced by Onodera. It was produced in cooperation with the National Film Board of Canada, with funding from the Canada Council; the Ontario Arts Council; Canadian Heritage: Multiculturalism Program; National Association of Japanese Canadians; Racial Equity Fund – OFDC & LIFT [clarification needed]
Skin Deep, a film by Lambert Hillyer; Skin Deep, a film by Ray Enright; Skin Deep, Australian film by Chris Langman and Mark Joffe; Skin Deep, a film by Blake Edwards; Skin Deep, a film by Midi Onodera; Skin Deep, a film by Jonnie Leahy with Billie Rose Prichard; Skin Deep, also known as Aus meiner Haut, a film by Alex Schaad
Screened at the 1995 Cannes Film Festival: Screamers: Christian Duguay: Peter Weller, Roy Dupuis, Jennifer Rubin: Sci-fi / Horror: Philip K. Dick adaptation; Canada-Japan co-production made with U.S. financing Skin Deep: Midi Onodera: Melanie Nicholls-King, Keram Malicki-Sánchez: Drama co-produced with the National Film Board: Direct to DVD ...
This is a list of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer-related films released in 1995. It contains theatrically released films that deal with important gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or queer characters or issues and may have same-sex romance or relationships as a plot device.
(1992), and Spindly Light Und Wax Rocketines (1995), all distributed by Montreal's Distribution FUSION III. The band's song "One Hour's Sleep" was featured in the Degrassi High TV movie "School's Out." The band and its cult-like following is discussed in a section of the book "Any Night of the Week" about the history of Canadian rock music by ...
Skin is an 11-minute short film directed by Vincent O'Connell and starring Ewen Bremner and Marcia Rose. [1] Produced by Tapson/Steel Films for British Screen and Channel 4 Films (now Film4 Productions), it was filmed in September 1995. [2] The screenplay was written in the summer of that year by British playwright Sarah Kane.
Sydney New Year's Eve Fireworks (1995–2006 on Nine, 2007–2008 on Ten, 2009–2013 on Nine, 2014–present on ABC) Tropfest (previously on Nine , 2007–2010 on Movie Extra , 2011–2013 on SBS , 2014–2016 on SBS2 , 2017 on Eleven, 2018–present on ABC Comedy)
Film scholar Catherine Russell has analyzed Onodera's "movie-a-day" project, which consisted of 365 short videos shot primarily on a "VcamNow" toy digital camera. Russell described the videos as being "like a surprise package or candy to unwrap, taste, and dissolve in your mouth--or in your hand as the case may be."