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While perhaps typical of the ... praise that ... marks these kinds of documentaries, it is such an eloquent and sincere celebration Bilcock's work and she is so immensely personable that it is hard for that joy not to be contagious.
It's Bilcock herself and her glorious work that shines brightest.
The praise is uniform but matched with insight, while the editing, by Grigor and Scott Walton, is cleanly capable with the odd inside joke.
...as enlightening a depiction of the classic editing process as you'll see in any doco.
This informative and extremely entertaining tribute to a consummate perfectionist makes rewarding viewing for anyone interested in the art of the cinema.
Hopefully the film becomes a go-to tool for beginners to understand the art of film editing
A wonderful, illuminating documentary, Jill Bilcock: Dancing the Invisible is an open celebration of one of the hidden living treasures of Australian cinema.
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