Emmanuelle is an incredibly engaging and passionate young woman, so it's not surprising that this was the longest running single episode from the first series. There's no doubt that Emmanuelle's passion for social justice has been fuelled by her own cultural identity issues and her experience of cultural displacement growing up as a third culture kid in France. Emmanuelle is now drawing on her passion and experiences creatively, and as she commences her film making career has just been accepted into the Capricornia Film Festival with her short film Self-Love. I suspect we'll be seeing and hearing a lot more of this young film maker's work in the years to come.
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