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Dawn Borchardt

Dawn Borchardt

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Contributing Writer, Cinema Femme

Salt Lake City

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Design , Music, Social media, Opinion , Entertainment Industry, Celebrity Lifestyle, Cultural Trends , Film

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Total articles 25

  • Sundance 2025: Meera Menon on “Didn’t Die”

    By Dawn Borchardt| Cinema Femme@ Meera Menon initially set out with a goal of making a film where she could include her family. The film is co-written with her life partner, Paul Gleason, and a pivotal role is played by their baby daughter, Lakshmi. Menon wanted to create a set where hours were reasonable, and where her being a mother was welcomed on set. She wanted to be able to blend her family and professional life together and show that this model of work is possible for other women in film.

    By Dawn Borchardt · Cinema Femme

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Sundance 2025: Sara Khaki and Mohammadreza Eyni on “Cutting Through Rocks”

    By Dawn Borchardt| Cinema Femme@ “Cutting Through Rocks” follows Sara Shahverdi’s brave story as she runs as the first Council Woman in her village’s history in Iran. She’s a midwife who’s delivered more than 400 babies, the only woman in town riding a motorcycle, and a force to be reckoned with who wants to fight for the equal rights of all the women in her village.

    By Dawn Borchardt · Cinema Femme

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Sundance 2025: Meera Menon on “Didn’t Die”

    By Dawn Borchardt| Cinema Femme@ Meera Menon initially set out with a goal of making a film where she could include her family. The film is co-written with her life partner, Paul Gleason, and a pivotal role is played by their baby daughter, Lakshmi. Menon wanted to create a set where hours were reasonable, and where her being a mother was welcomed on set. She wanted to be able to blend her family and professional life together and show that this model of work is possible for other women in film.

    By Dawn Borchardt · Cinema Femme

    Feb. 19, 2025

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Cinema Femme