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OVARIES. TALK ABOUT THEM. 2024 In honour of our mother, we launch this campaign to make an early detection test for ovarian cancer a reality and help other families avoid the same loss we experienced. Buy a t-shirt, make a donation and raise awareness and together we can change the face of this disease. #OvariesTalkAboutThem @camillaandmarc

Naomi Watts leads this year’s Ovaries. Talk About Them. advocates film. A fierce advocate for women’s health - Naomi stands behind making an early detection test for ovarian cancer, a reality.   Right now, there are millions of women around the world facing the deadliest female cancer, ovarian cancer.   Yet still there is no test.   Overlooked, dismissed, and ignored for too long.   This ends now.   Imagine if you could go to your doctor and get a routine test every year?   We are so close.   Our aim is to get the world’s first DNA based early detection test for ovarian cancer to clinical trials.   On behalf of all women.   There is no time to wait.   Are you ready to change history?   Join us.   #OvariesTalkAboutThem   @naomiwatts @georgiafowler + children Dylan and Zeke @dreelouisehemingway @mia.healey @willadevereux @angeer.amol + son Piok @ellymcgaw @daniellonnstrom @alexandraagoston @robbybain @billiejeanhamlet @camillafreemantopper @marcfreeman   DP @matthewhayesiii at @supervision_agency 1st AC @connorkeep Post production @matthewhayesiii at @supervision_agency Post producer @w.o.n.g.y @supervision_agency Camera EQ @tcsfilm Music @marmosetmusic

Welcome to Ovaries. Talk About Them. 2024.   Watch the extraordinary journey, and mission of Ovaries. Talk About Them. as we make the final strides towards getting the world’s first DNA based early detection test for ovarian cancer to clinical trials in the next 2 years. Creative Director Camilla Freeman-Topper and CEO Marc Freeman join Professor Caroline Ford and Dr Kristina Warton along with the extraordinary team of scientists at UNSW Gynaecological Cancer Research Group on their respective journeys towards changing the trajectory of women’s health forever. By combining the power of science, community and social media, we explore how one movement can change the world, and inspire millions along the way.   In ground breaking news, the early detection test funded by Ovaries. Talk About Them. that Professor Caroline Ford and her team at the UNSW Gynaecological Cancer Research Group are developing, has taken monumental steps forward - with the creation of a unique 3-target signature to detect all types of early-stage ovarian cancer.   We are so close to making this test a reality ! Ovarian Cancer is the deadliest female cancer, yet still there is no test. Women deserve better.   #OvariesTalkAboutThem   @unsw @gyncancerresearch @drcarolineford @camillafreemantopper @marcfreeman @delaneycaitlin @stusueb   Director @gracieotto DP @drew_english_ Edit @goc.film @the_editors65 Sound @sonarmusicofficial and @andrewkotatko Production @photoplayfilms

A heartfelt thank you to @annie.l.brown and @katrinaisrael for this special feature in today’s WISH magazine. Loved chatting and reminiscing over the last 20 years with you 🤍 what a ride it’s been.

Here’s to 20 years. We are just getting started. Thank you. MPF

Found in Marc's camera roll. ⁠ ⁠ #CAMILLAANDMARC⁠ #CAMILLAANDMARCRESORT⁠ #CAMILLAANDMARCMETAMORPHOSIS

PFW @camillaandmarc with @camillafreemantopper @punctually_late

SS23 REALM in the making. Arriving July 18. #CAMILLAANDMARC

Last night we opened our new Chadstone boutique. xMPF

OVARIES. TALK ABOUT THEM. 2023 #ovariestalkaboutthem

“I was extremely close to my mum, and she has been the inspiration and the driving force behind every element of this project. It would mean a lot to be able to turn our own heartache and pain into something positive for the countless women and families affected, as well as a beautiful legacy for her.” - Marc Freeman    CEO Marc Freeman and Creative Director Camilla Freeman-Topper experienced the devastation of Ovarian Cancer firsthand after losing their mum to the disease almost 30 years ago when they were only 11 and 13. Their mum, Pamela was 42 when she passed away, two short years after being diagnosed. That profound loss devastated their family and fundamentally changed the course of their lives.    This is the legacy of ovarian cancer. It affects not only the women touched by the disease but their children, their partners, their sisters, wives, best friends, and parents. Too often it leaves behind a sense of confusion and unanswered questions, a lingering sense that outcomes could have been different had there been a simple early detection test.  Women Deserve Better.    Buy a t-shirt. Make a donation. And help us get an early detection blood test to clinical trials in the next 3 years. How much are your ovaries worth.    #OvariesTalkAboutThem

Honoured to receive the Designer of the Year award today at the 15th Australian Fashion Laureate Awards. A huge thank you to our industry friends, old and new. MPF