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MOVIE OF THE WEEK February 9: THAT’S NOT ME

February 4, 2018June 5, 2020 Jennifer Merin 0 Comments alice foulcher, australian films, Cate Marquis, cynthia fuchs, esther iverem, gregory erdstein, jennifer merin, kristen page kirby, Marilyn Ferdinand., maryann johanson, moira sullivan, nell minow, nikki baughan, thats not me

Australian filmmaker Alice Foulcher co-wrote, co-produced and stars in That’s Not Me, an appealing comedy send up about sibling rivalry, personal identity, fame and the whims of showbiz. Continue reading…

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THAT’S NOT ME — Review by Cynthia Fuchs

February 4, 2018February 5, 2018 Cynthia Fuchs 0 Comments alice foulcher, australian films, gregory erdstein, Movie of the Week, thats not me

“They wanted Amy and they got the other one. That’s what they actually called you in the feedback.” Poor Polly

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THAT’S NOT ME — Review by Moira Sullivan

February 1, 2018February 1, 2018 Moira Sullivan 0 Comments alice foulcher, australian films, thats not me

There is nothing more painful than watching aspiring actresses pursue the road to Hollywood when they haven’t got a portfolio,

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THAT’S NOT ME — Review by Cate Marquis

January 30, 2018February 4, 2018 Cate Marquis 0 Comments alice foulcher, australian films, Movie of the Week, thats not me

In the Australian comedy, That’s Not Me, Alice Foulcher plays Polly, a struggling actor in Melbourne whose life is turned

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Filmmaker Alice Foulcher on Collaboration, Multitasking, Fame and THAT’S NOT ME — Interview by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas (Exclusive)

January 17, 2018October 28, 2018 Alexandra Heller-Nicholas 0 Comments alice foulcher, australian cinema, gregory erdstein, thats not me

That’s Not Me, the Australian independent comedy that premiered at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, and won audiences awards at both the Sydney Film Festival and Melbourne International Film Festival, was made with an extraordinarily low budget of $45,000 by filmmakers Gregory Erdstein and Alice Foulcher. Receiving rave reviews from The Guardian and Time Out, the self-funded comedy seems to exemplify a trend in Australian cinema.

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THAT’S NOT ME – Review by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas

December 23, 2017June 3, 2020 Alexandra Heller-Nicholas 0 Comments alice foulcher, australian cinema, gregory erdstein, thats not me

One of the most unexpected delights of Australian cinema in 2017 was Gregory Erdstein and Alice Foulcher’s low-budget comedy That’s