Her Sound, Her Story (2018)
Overview
Pushing women to the forefront, "Her Sound, Her Story" is an intimate conversation unveiling the personal experiences, histories and the significant social impact women have within the Australian music industry. Featuring conversations with over forty women, this one-of-a-kind all-female narrative is brimming with individuality, strength and creativity.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.271 |
Directed By
Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore
Crew
Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore
Michelle Grace Hunder
Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore
Michelle Grace Hunder
TOP CAST
Abbe May
Self
Airling
Self
Alex Lahey
Self
Ali Barter
Self
Alice Ivy
Self
Alice Sky
Self
Allysha Joy
Self
Alphamama
Self
Amy Taylor
Self
Angie Hart
Self
Anna Laverty
Self
Banoffee
Self
Batts
Self
Beatrice Lewis
Self
Bec Sandridge
Self
Chela
Self
Clare Bowditch
Self
Clairy Browne
Self
Correne Wilkie
Self
Dallas Frasca
Self
Dawn Laird
Self
Deborah Conway
Self
Dena Amy
Self
E^ST
Self
Ecca Vandal
Self
Eleanor Dixon
Self
Elizabeth Rose
Self
Ella Hooper
Self
Emma Donovan
Self
Erica Mallett
Self
George Maple
Self
Georgia McDonald
Self
Gretta Ray
Self
Jaala
Self
Janey Dixon
Self
Jannah Beth
Self
Jelena Goluza
Self
Jen Cloher
Self
Jo Syme
Self
JOY.
Self
Julia Stone
Self
Kaiit
Self
Karina Utomo
Self
Kasey Chambers
Self
Kate Ceberano
Self
Kathy McCabe
Self
Katie Noonan
Self
Kayla Jackson
Self
Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich
Self
Kira Puru
Self
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