- Allyna attended film school in Los Angeles and Oxford University.
She filmed "Mua Mua/Rain Season", a documentary that follows the life of a woman living with Leprosy in the jungles of Vietnam. The film shines light on a disease that is thought of as long extinct but lepers still live on the edge of society, shunned and impoverished. The film premiered at the Tampere Film Festival.
Allyna also wrote and directed the romantic shorts "Yellow Jonquils" and "Red Betta". Her use of saturated colors and subtle dialog. Her cinematographers were Patrick ones and Jason Mann.
- IMDb mini biography by: Jane D.
- Loves saturated colors and her films have beautiful cinematography
- Prefers to use all night or all day shots for her films (Rain Season was all shot in the day as electricity in Vietnam was unreliable so lighting was impossible at night).
- Uses slow-moving dollies
- Features strong female characters
- Slow-moving dollies and deeply saturated color palette
- Regarding the News: The greatest danger is not ignorance, but the illusion of knowledge, for it permits us to stop the quest for truth or it enables us to commit the most heinous atrocities without even knowing what we have done.
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