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Name Edie Kurzer
Birth Year 0000
Death Year 0000
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Comments Starting with Stephen Wallace’s 1979 feature STIR, Edie has designed costumes for numerous feature films including: LOOK BOTH WAYS (written and directed by Sarah Watt); QUEEN OF HEARTS (directed by Danielle Maclean ); HORSEPLAY (directed by Stavros Kazantzidis); TEMPTED (directed by Bill Bennett & starring Burt Reynolds); IN A SAVAGE LAND (Bill Bennett); THANK GOD HE MET LIZZIE (Cherie Nowlan & starring Cate Blanchett, Richard Roxburgh and Frances O’Connor); MY MOTHER FRANK (Mark Lamprell); DEAD HEART (Nicholas Parsons); LILIAN’S STORY (Jerzy Domaradzki); and BLACK RIVER (Kevin Lucas). Edie has received three Australian Film Institute Award nominations for LOOK BOTH WAYS (2005), IN A SAVAGE LAND (1999) and THANK GO HE MET LIZZIE (1997).

In addition to designing costumes on Shirley Barrett’s feature film SOUTH SOLITARY, Edie also designed MATCHING JACK directed by Nadia Tass which will be released later this year.

For television, Edie has designed the costumes for children’s TV series SNAKE TALES, the mini-series VIOLENT EARTH and telemovies ON THE DEAD SIDE, STREET ANGELS & HIS MASTERS GHOST.

In theatre Edie has worked with director Mike Leigh designing costumes for both his Royal Stratford Theatre (UK) & Belvoir Street productions of A GREEK TRAGEDY and designed set and costumes on Simon Phillip’s TWO BROTHERS at Melbourne Theatre Company, Neil Armfield’s THE BLIND GIANT IS DANCING and TEETH ‘N’ SMILES at Company B, John Bell’s PERICLES, Stalker theatre’s recent production of INCOGNITA & CRYING BABY and Nigel Jameson’s KELLY’S REPUBLIC, among others.

Edie has also taught fabric painting in the Arnhemland community of Ngukurr and tutored at the Australian Film Television and Radio School. She has travelled extensively for work & pleasure.
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