Aarne Neeme

Aarne Neeme, a visionary director from the Down Under. Born in 1944 in Tallinn, Estonia, Neeme immigrated to Australia, where he became an active film and theater director from 1960s onwards. He has explored various genres with his work, but his most notable films have been drama-based, including the internationally acclaimed "The Dreamhouse" and "The Everlasting Secret Family," with the latter earning him a nomination at the AFI Awards for Best Director. Neeme's authorial style is marked by his ability to evoke powerful performances from his actors, often highlighting the underlying subtleties of the human condition. Aarne Neeme, with his unwavering dedication to his craft, has carved a niche for himself in Australian cinema, remaining a beloved figure in the industry's landscape.