Amanda Kazzy Cryer

Amanda Kasmira Cryer is an Irish-Canadian filmmaker, producer, and social-impact advocate. She is best known for the short documentary Living UN DONE for which she won the Dublin International Film Awards, advocacy around prison reform and mental health, and her work as global ambassador for GetBundi. Her film credits include Luz: The Flower of Evil and The Lord of Catan, among others.

 Early life and education 
Cryer was born in Toronto, Ontario, and raised in North Vancouver, British Columbia.

 Career 
Cryer wrote, directed, and produced the short documentary Living UN DONE, which focuses on issues of incarceration, stigma, addiction, and re-entry into society. The film features interviews with Yusef Salaam and Betty Anne Waters and has been screened at international festivals, including the ARFF Barcelona International Awards, where it was a finalist for Best Documentary.

Her other credited projects include What They Wanted, What They Got and Inside Men, the latter described as a documentary in development addressing justice reform.

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