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Article: Jane's addiction: in Jane Campion's shocking new film, In the Cut, the battle of the sexes becomes deadly.(Eye)
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- October 1, 2003
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Jane Campion is hardly averse to violence. After all, she's the director who delivered the indelible image of Sam Neill wielding an ax over a terrified Holly Hunter in The Piano, and gave us the psychological torture inflicted on Nicole Kidman's Isabel Archer by John Malkovich in The Portrait of a Lady. Both pale, however, next to the brutality in her controversial new film, an adaptation of Susanna Moore's harrowing best-seller, In the Cut.
"It took me to a very dark place I couldn't imagine going to in a film," says Campion, preparing coffee in a light-filled Victorian apartment, her working headquarters in the hip Sydney suburb of Darlinghurst. But the path to ...
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