Australia Makes Its Debut at EAVE’s Ties That Bind Co-Production Program

By Naman Ramachandran

Naman Ramachandran

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Australia is sending its first-ever delegation to Ties That Bind, EAVE‘s flagship European-Asian co-production training program, with two Asian Australian filmmakers joining the initiative’s annual session in Udine, Italy, where it runs alongside the Far East Film Festival and Focus Asia through April 30.

Industry development specialist Sheree Ramage shepherded the delegation to Udine, bringing filmmakers Ana Tiwary and Katrina Irawati Graham – both of whom work under the banner of indiVisual films – international – into the fold. The pair are developing a slate of projects spanning co-productions between Australia and Indonesia, Myanmar, South Korea, Nepal, France and Germany.

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