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Fiona Kane is a Los Angeles-based writer-director forever fascinated with memory, beauty, and persons and groups that exist on the fringes of culture. Her work balances farce and striking imagery, using practical effects and surreal storytelling to explore the multiplicity of identity. 

She earned her BFA in Film & Television from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and studied 35mm filmmaking at FAMU in Prague. Last year she finished 'Walter's World', a 30 minute documentary about her elderly roommate in Brooklyn, artist Walter Rossi. The film's themes of connection, obsession, and impermanence are ever present in her previous short films and music videos, but really culminate in 'Toyota of Hollywood', her upcoming neo-noir feature exploring desire and paranoia in L.A.'s hedonistic underbelly. 

She is also dedicated to documenting cars, cats, birds, rabbits, and dogs.








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https://www.nobudge.com/theres-no-werewolves-in-newark
https://www.papermag.com/comet-quitter
https://worldsensorium.com/antelope-island-is-this-seemingly-bleak-environment-natures-survival-garden/
https://www.olfactoryartkeller.com/exhibitions/blends
https://www.thefader.com/2023/07/27/hotline-tnt-protocol-music-video
https://www.stereogum.com/2231102/hotline-tnt-protocol/music/

https://www.nylon.com/entertainment/melody-english-parasite-video-song-premiere
https://www.amdocfilmfest.com/2025-films-u-z
http://officemagazine.net/blaketheman1000