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Art House | Morgan Dameron Shares Female Filmmaker Perspective

Season Three, Art House Extra
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If you have a hankering for a comedic road movie with Kansas City serving as a backdrop, consider writer/director Morgan Dameron’s “Different Flowers.” 

The movie focuses on a would-be bride who beats the retreat from the altar with her free-spirited younger sister. It simultaneously explores the dynamics of sisterhood while serving as a love letter of sorts to the heartland. 

“As a female filmmaker, it’s incredibly important for me to center female experiences, but also to make those inclusive experiences that reflect the world around us,” Dameron said. 

“I love being called a female filmmaker. I think the future of film is female.” 

Dameron shares how she has navigated a male-dominated movie industry, and how she’s managed to balance both independent films and blockbusters like “Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens,” where she is quite literally name dropped. 

To see the details, watch the attached video.

John McGrath is a video producer and host of Art House for Kansas City PBS. 


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