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Lois Norman - Creative Artist, Female Word & ImageLois Norman - Creative Artist, Female Word & Image
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Lois Norman is a British/Australian award-winning independent film maker and writer, whose work focuses on the bravery and diversity of the human condition.

Lois’s  career in theatre, her love of the word and the visual, have found her films screening at both Tate Modern and Tate Britain in the UK. Her films have also won many awards at independent and BAFTA qualifying film festivals around the world.

Primarily, using the ‘Female’ word and image as a lens, Lois explores and questions the truth of who we are and the strength it takes to be all of who we can dare to be.

Lois’ latest Short Film is Swivel, a Gender Fluid Dance Story starring Iron&Sparks.

Swivel: Festivals & Awards

TIMFF Winner
Wales Internatonal Film Festival Most - PIONEERING WORK - 2020
NRFF
Phoenix Dance Film Festival

 

“Exceptionally powerful balletic movement of energy between two people.

A Superb soundscape. Great cinematography and choreography in this moving dance piece.”

Women over Fifty Film Festival 2020, Judge’s Special Mention

‘Beautiful, tender, iconoclastic’

Beeston Film Festival 2020 – B’Oscar Nominee: A Better Place

‘This moved me to tears! One of the most stunning pieces of dance-on-film I have probably ever seen – in fact, the best one I have seen.’

Catfish Shorts –Winner, Splash Award 2020

‘A beautiful and tender expression of love that deftly danced around our notions of gender.’

Bendigo Queer Film festival -Winner Best International Short Film 2020

“An artful dance, and so much more; a moment of pure poetry and beauty.”

Brighton Rocks International Film Festival – Best Art House Film & Best Score 2019