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"Greek Apricots", a seemingly incompatible pair forming a bond during a night in a gas station
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PODCAST | Cristiana Palmieri interviews Eve Ash, director of the film Man On a Bus.
There is a great deal of Eve Ash’s life in this film. Eve tells FRED how everything started when she answered the phone and a stranger said I think I may be your sister. From that moment Eve was on a mission to discover who she really was. Eve has the ability to mix drama and humour, happiness and tragedy in a very intriguing and engaging way that capture the audience in this well-crafted film.
Man On a Bus: Man on the Bus follows one woman’s journey through a series of shocking revelations about her family history. As Melbourne-based psychologist and filmmaker Eve Ash investigates her parents’ story, she uncovers secrets that upend her life. Gripping interviews, home movies and archival footage plant notes of suspicion and reveal clues — names in a street directory; old 8mm films; mention of a man on a bus in an old recording. A bombshell follows and Eve’s image of her mother, Martha, a Polish survivor of the Holocaust, is blown apart.
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