In 2006, during rehearsals for a film, I was fortunate enough to spend four days listening to the first hand accounts of women who had served during the war. The stories they told us, so totally at od. . . dds with what I’d been taught, have been a subject of intrigue ever since. As such, when I read Little Bird, the story of a woman who totally defies social expectation, leaving behind her child in search of ‘freedom’, I rejoiced. Not because she left behind her child, but because here was a story that challenged the age old narrative, which is something that really excites me as a director show more
- Beautiful
- Courageous
- Fascinating
- Informative
- Inspiring