Courtesy of the In Conversation section of the Australian Film Commission website

Since her remarkable debut as a filmmaker in 1995, Miro Bilbrough (New Zealand born/Sydney-based) has had something of a charmed career as both a writer and director. From the cine-poem form of Urn to the literary adaptation of Herman Melville's classic story Bartleby, Miro has developed a solid body of work that is at once lyrical, literate and individual.

Her latest film Floodhouse is a short feature that is part of the 50 Minutes From Home festival funded by The Australian Film Commission (AFC) and SBS Independent that toured Australia recently.

Miro Bilbrough, writer/director Floodhouse

Image: Growing up with no rules - Floodhouse - Victoria Thaine as Mara in FLOODHOUSE, written & directed by Miro Bilbrough.Courtesy of the In Conversation section of the Australian Film Commission website

Since her remarkable debut as a filmmaker in 1995, Miro Bilbrough (New Zealand born/Sydney-based) has had something of a charmed career as both a writer and director. From the cine-poem form of Urn to the literary adaptation of Herman Melville's classic story Bartleby, Miro has developed a solid body of work that is at once lyrical, literate and individual.

Her latest film Floodhouse is a short feature that is part of the 50 Minutes From Home festival funded by The Australian Film Commission (AFC) and SBS Independent that toured Australia recently.

Miro Bilbrough, writer/director Floodhouse

Image: Growing up with no rules - Floodhouse - Victoria Thaine as Mara in FLOODHOUSE, written & directed by Miro Bilbrough.