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'''Deragh Campbell''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] actress,<ref name=thegate>Andrew Parker, [https://ift.tt/34qM1J5 "Want to know what’s next for Canadian cinema? Look for Deragh Campbell"]. ''[[TheGATE.ca]]'', September 5, 2019.</ref> most noted for her performances in the films ''[[Anne at 13,000 Ft.]]''<ref>Barry Hertz, [https://ift.tt/33dFDow "TIFF 2019: With Anne at 13,000 ft., Kazik Radwanski and Deragh Campbell hit the heights of Canada’s micro-budget indie movement"]. ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', September 5, 2019.</ref> and ''[[MS Slavic 7]]''.<ref>Norman Wilner, [https://ift.tt/33dFBNq "Review: MS Slavic 7 is a small, meditative drama from a thoughtful Toronto director"]. ''[[Now (newspaper)|Now]]'', October 9, 2019.</ref>
Originally from [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]], Campbell studied creative writing at [[Concordia University]]. She had her first film role in [[Matthew Porterfield]]'s 2013 independent film ''[[I Used to Be Darker]]'',<ref name=thegate/> and has since appeared in films including ''[[How Heavy This Hammer]]'', ''[[Never Eat Alone]]'', ''[[The Other Half (2016 film)|The Other Half]]'', ''[[Veslemøy's Song]]'', ''[[Fail to Appear]]'' and ''[[Please Speak Continuously and Describe Your Experiences as They Come to You]]''.
She was named as one of the [[Toronto International Film Festival]]'s "Rising Stars" in 2015, alongside [[Stephan James]], [[Aliocha Schneider]] and [[Karelle Tremblay]].<ref>Cassandra Szklarski, "Films from Rozema, Falardeau, McDonald, Maddin highlight TIFF's Canuck lineup". [[Canadian Press]], August 5, 2015.</ref> She is a two-time [[Vancouver Film Critics Circle]] nominee for [[Vancouver Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress in a Canadian Film|Best Actress in a Canadian Film]], receiving nominations in 2016 for ''Never Eat Alone''<ref name=2016noms>[https://ift.tt/2NdqDBq "2017 Nominees Announced"]. Vancouver Film Critics Circle, December 16, 2016.</ref> and in 2017 for ''Fail to Appear''.<ref name=2018noms>[https://ift.tt/2BDu0wB "2018 Nominees Announced"]. Vancouver Film Critics Circle, December 15, 2017.</ref>
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[[Category:21st-century Canadian actresses]]
[[Category:Canadian film actresses]]
[[Category:Actresses from Toronto]]
[[Category:Concordia University alumni]]
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Originally from [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]], Campbell studied creative writing at [[Concordia University]]. She had her first film role in [[Matthew Porterfield]]'s 2013 independent film ''[[I Used to Be Darker]]'',<ref name=thegate/> and has since appeared in films including ''[[How Heavy This Hammer]]'', ''[[Never Eat Alone]]'', ''[[The Other Half (2016 film)|The Other Half]]'', ''[[Veslemøy's Song]]'', ''[[Fail to Appear]]'' and ''[[Please Speak Continuously and Describe Your Experiences as They Come to You]]''.
She was named as one of the [[Toronto International Film Festival]]'s "Rising Stars" in 2015, alongside [[Stephan James]], [[Aliocha Schneider]] and [[Karelle Tremblay]].<ref>Cassandra Szklarski, "Films from Rozema, Falardeau, McDonald, Maddin highlight TIFF's Canuck lineup". [[Canadian Press]], August 5, 2015.</ref> She is a two-time [[Vancouver Film Critics Circle]] nominee for [[Vancouver Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress in a Canadian Film|Best Actress in a Canadian Film]], receiving nominations in 2016 for ''Never Eat Alone''<ref name=2016noms>[https://ift.tt/2NdqDBq "2017 Nominees Announced"]. Vancouver Film Critics Circle, December 16, 2016.</ref> and in 2017 for ''Fail to Appear''.<ref name=2018noms>[https://ift.tt/2BDu0wB "2018 Nominees Announced"]. Vancouver Film Critics Circle, December 15, 2017.</ref>
==References==
==External links==
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[[Category:21st-century Canadian actresses]]
[[Category:Canadian film actresses]]
[[Category:Actresses from Toronto]]
[[Category:Concordia University alumni]]
[[Category:Living people]]
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