Press

BREAK A LEG ROSIE

“Tara Hungerford, who scripted the stunning short Mon amour, mon parapluie (2001), is back at The Vancouver International Film Festival with her directorial debut, Break a Leg, Rosie. It’s an entertaining, beautifully shot slice of whimsy, about a waitress (played by Hungerford’s childhood friend Carly Pope) who’s irrepressible enough to recall Breakfast at Tiffany’s Holly Golightly.”

–David Spaner, The Province


Just a Pilgrim

“Tara Hungerford…unveiled a tidy bit of work…it was the music video she directed (and Paul Armstrong produced) for singer-guitarist Jim Byrnes’ rendition of ‘Just a Pilgrim’.”

–Malcolm Parry, The Vancouver Sun


Mon amour, mon parapluie

“Notable were Mon amour mon parapluie…a lustrous, rainy-Vancouver 35mm black-and-white nod to surrealist imagery…”

–Ray Pride, Fimmaker Magazine, Fall 2002

“…a weird little short film from Canada, very surreal…but still very involving…” “… effective…”

–William C. Martell, scr(i)pt magazine March/April 2002

“…this is one of the best films of any length made in Vancouver this year…an exquisitely beautiful movie…stunning…”

–David Spaner, The Province

**** Four Stars “…looks terrific…confident production values…be impressed with its overall lovliness, and if you’ve got lots of money, give it to… the crew so they can make a feature.”

–Barry Link, The Vancouver Courier


WHITE NOISE LULLABY

“Directed by Tara Hungerford who also helmed The Paperboys last clip, it's a love letter to the Canadian wilderness featuring myriad pristine lakes, craggy shorelines and lots of fir trees.”

–VideoFACT, Muchmoremusic


DILAPIDATED BEAUTY

“The video directed by Tara Hungerford, provides an appropriately rustic setting for the groups self-described "acoustic-based roots music."...It's a simple, heartfelt video from a journeyman band that practically invites you to just sit back with your beverage of choice and savour the moment.”

–VideoFACT, Muchmoremusic


ICBC “I THOUGHT OF YOU”

“Funded by ICBC, directed and spearheaded by Tara Hungerford...the project is a joint effort to educate.... Hopefully, the track is a hit that everyone listens to.”

– The Province, Stuart Derdeyn

“The $30,000 video was set to the sounds of Vancouver hip hop duo Distance and Kyle... Now more than 20,000 copies of the video "I Thought of You" are being distributed to BC schools.  "This is going to save lives," said Nick Greer (ICBC). "It's going to change the destiny of a lot of people in this province."

– The Province, Elaine O'connor