Very confident about Summer Coda: Sharmill

August 16, 2010 8:40

Sharmill Films director Natalie Miller says she believes in small releases, and is confident in the distributor’s first Australian film, Summer Coda, after its success at MIFF.

What were your strongest performing films of the 2009/2010 financial year?

Our best releases were Soul Kitchen by Fatih Akin and the French romance Mademoiselle Chambon, and our alternate content with the Metropolitan Opera from New York, National Theatre of London, Paris Opera Ballets.

What titles didn’t necessarily meet your expectations?

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Miguel Gonzalez

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