
Mira's Daughter
Drama · Comedy
Overview
At once potently restrained and explosively oddball, Mira’s Daughter is an examination of narcissism, co-dependency and the exacting demands of fame from 2021 Flickerfest Outstanding Emerging Female Director Alisha Hnatjuk.
Top Cast
Grace Milne
Grace Milne
Violet
Grace Milne
Violet
Kiloran Hiscock
Kiloran Hiscock
Mira
Kiloran Hiscock
Mira
Ciara Farrell
Ciara Farrell
Myrtle
Ciara Farrell
Myrtle
Ashlee Weingartner
Ashlee Weingartner
June
Ashlee Weingartner
June


Felicity Young
Felicity Young
Annie
Felicity Young
Annie
Tom Battersby
Tom Battersby
Eric
Tom Battersby
Eric
Josephine Wagstaff
Josephine Wagstaff
Auditionee
Josephine Wagstaff
Auditionee
Kirsty Milne
Kirsty Milne
Auditionee
Kirsty Milne
Auditionee
Charlie Stafield
Charlie Stafield
Boy
Charlie Stafield
Boy
Josh Stafield
Josh Stafield
Interviewer
Josh Stafield
Interviewer
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