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Gillian Armstrong
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In short · Directing since 1977, 6 decades active, 22 credits.
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Women He's Undressed(2015)
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Love, Lust & Lies(2010)
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Death Defying Acts(2007)
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Unfolding Florence: The Many Lives of Florence Broadhurst(2006)
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Charlotte Gray(2001)
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Oscar and Lucinda(1997)
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FilmNot Fourteen Again(1996)
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Little Women(1994)
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The Last Days of Chez Nous(1992)
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Fires Within(1991)
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High Tide(1987)
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Mrs. Soffel(1984)
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FilmHaving a Go(1983)
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Starstruck(1982)
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Fourteen's Good, Eighteen's Better(1981)
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My Brilliant Career(1979)
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The Singer and the Dancer(1977)
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- Otto by OttoSelf · 2024
- Senses of CinemaSelf · 2022
- David Stratton's Stories of Australian CinemaSelf - Actress · 2017
- Reel Herstory: The Real Story of Reel WomenSelf - Interviewee · 2014
- Bingo, Bridesmaids & BracesSelf · 1988
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