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Lauralee Farrer (b. 1956)

Birthplace:
Los Angeles, California, USA

Born:
November 30, 1956

Biography from TheMovieDB

As president and principal filmmaker of Burning Heart Productions, Writer/Director Lauralee Farrer began her own film work with the award-winning documentary "Laundry and Tosca." The feature-length documentary that followed, "The Fair Trade," was chosen as the launch film for the Film Baby, Ryko, and Warner series of "Powerful Films." Farrer was co-writer and director on the feature narrative "Not That Funny" starring Tony Hale, and writer/director on the narrative feature "Praying the Hours" (2021).

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Film Production

Director:
2008  The Fair Trade
2012  Not That Funny
2021  Praying the Hours

Editor:
2008  The Fair Trade
2012  Not That Funny
2021  Praying the Hours

Executive Producer:
2008  The Fair Trade
2012  Not That Funny
2021  Praying the Hours

Producer:
2008  The Fair Trade
2012  Not That Funny
2021  Praying the Hours

Thanks:
2008  The Fair Trade
2012  Not That Funny
2021  Praying the Hours
2024  The Gospel According to Bill Pannell

Writer:
2008  The Fair Trade
2012  Not That Funny
2021  Praying the Hours
2024  The Gospel According to Bill Pannell

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