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Director: Allegra Oxborough

Allegra Oxborough is a Brooklyn-based writer, director, editor,
and composer. Their 2018 docu-fiction short, “Distance,” was
praised by NoBudge.com for its “intoxicating ability to capture
private conversations with dead-on accuracy,” and by a Short
of the Week curator for “Amazing performances and
direction.” Oxborough’s recent film works have premiered and
screened at festivals and museums worldwide, including
Vienna Shorts, Brooklyn Film Festival, the Minneapolis
Institute of Arts, Fotofilm Festival in Istanbul, and Paris Film
Week. Their forthcoming feature documentary, “Forms of
Balance,” focuses on the relationship of father-son cybernetics
artists Wen-Ying and London Tsai, and won finishing funding
from the Bermant Foundation in 2023. “Blue Green Music,”
Oxborough’s tiny-footprint, two-person 60-minute-film in
post-production, was shot in 2022 on-location in the US and
Denmark, with support from The Artists Association of
Nantucket, Beast Gallery, and Montello Foundation.