CAMILLE PERRY



CAMILLE PERRY


CAMILLEPERRY2@GMAIL.COM

CAMILLEPERRY2@GMAIL.COM

The Silver Curtain (2026) is an experimental 16mm film that

examines photography through the perspective of

a film lab technician, reflecting on the material and

psychological act of memory preservation. Set against the

legacy of Kodak in Naarm/Melbourne, the film explores

the tension between remembering and forgetting, and

the ecological costs of image-making. What is lost in the

pursuit of memory, and what must we surrender so we can

remember?


This Film was hand-processed in plant-based developer.


The Silver Curtain (2026) is an experimental 16mm film that

examines photography through the perspective of

a film lab technician, reflecting on the material and

psychological act of memory preservation. Set against the

legacy of Kodak in Naarm/Melbourne, the film explores

the tension between remembering and forgetting, and

the ecological costs of image-making. What is lost in the

pursuit of memory, and what must we surrender so we can

remember?


This Film was hand-processed in plant-based developer.


RESEARCH

RESEARCH

The Silver Curtain (2026) is an experimental 16mm film that

examines photography through the perspective of

a film lab technician, reflecting on the material and

psychological act of memory preservation. Set against the

legacy of Kodak in Naarm/Melbourne, the film explores

the tension between remembering and forgetting, and

the ecological costs of image-making. What is lost in the

pursuit of memory, and what must we surrender so we can

remember?


This Film was hand-processed in plant-based developer

and premiered at The Brunswick Underground Film Festival,

2026.


Screenwriter + Director: Camille Perry

Producer: Marta Krstevska 

Editing: Tyler Bain + Camille Perry

Project Manager: Zsuzsa Gaynor Mihaly

Script Editor: Celeste Perry

Cinematography: Nisha Hunter + Bridie Fitzgerald + Camille Perry

Field recording: Jivan Simon Mistry + Mike Kotsimbos

Sound Design: Mike Kotsimbos

Gaffer: Klari Agar