Katrina Irawati Graham Katrina Irawati Graham i(15369226 works by)
Gender: Female
Heritage: Indonesian
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1 3 form y separately published work icon Bali 2002 Justin Monjo , Kris Wyld , Marcia Gardner , Michael Toisuta , ( dir. Peter Andrikidis et. al. )agent Australia : Stan Nine Network , 2022 24260415 2022 series - publisher film/TV Recounts the 2022 terrorist attacks on two nightclubs on Kuta Beach.
1 form White Song Katrina Irawati Graham , 2019 single work film/TV horror
— Appears in: Dark Whispers : Volume 1 2019;

'A lonely Kuntil Anak, Indonesia’s most famous ghost, haunts a grieving widow but doesn’t count on the hidden life force in the woman’s unborn child.'

Source: Inside Film magazine (https://www.if.com.au/megan-riakos-showcases-female-directors-in-horror-anthology/) (Sighted: 11/11/2020)
1 Siti Rubiyah Katrina Irawati Graham , 2019 single work drama

'Siti Rubiyah is the first play by feminist horror filmmaker Katrina Irawati Graham, a contemporary Indonesian-Australian work inspired in part by Mochtar Lubis’s classic 1975 novel Harimau! Harimau! (Tiger!).

'In Lubis’s original work, the vulnerable young Siti Rubiyah is abandoned to her fate at the hands of powerful shaman Wak Hitam. Graham’s re-imagining places the character Siti Rubiyah at the centre of an evocative story set deep in a Sumatran jungle, where magic surrealism and horror elements weave a mythical parallel world.'

Source: Carriageworks program.
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