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Films and Theatre in New Zealand |
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The New Zealand Film Commission
encourages the production and promotion of New Zealand movies. Nga Kaitiaki o Nga Taonga Whitiahua, the New Zealand Film Archive. Chuck Eggen's New Zealand Films on tape and DVD. New Zealand Short Films Watch Movies Online. New Zealand Cinema links. New Zealand film and New Zealand film directors links on Zeroland.
There are 918
New Zealand Movies/TV-series listed
in the Internet Movie Database. A Film Index compiled by David Foreman at the University of Waikato Library of film reviews published in journals held by the Library. Filmnet website and a free daily text email newsletter covering all aspects of the Australian and NZ film industry. The Pacific Film Archive at the the Berkeley Art Museum.
Peter Jackson films on US TV this month.
Your Mother Ate My Dog Films produced by WingNut films include
Borovnian Archives dedicated to the movie Heavenly Creatures. Heavenly Christchurch Heavenly Web Sex. Murder. Angst. Babes. Forbidden love. King Art www.heavenly-creatures.com Parker Hulme murder case archive Christchurch Public Library.
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Weta Ltd
was responsible for a myriad of visual
effects for Peter Jackson's three-film screen adaptation of J.R.R.
Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. Weta's two divisions, Weta
Workshop and Weta Digital worked closely together to
provide characters, creatures and environments of Middle Earth.
Middle Earth Comes To New Zealand Peter Jackson's 2005 remake of King Kong. Magnus Hjelstuen's Piano pages with info on director Jane Campion, actors Holly Hunter, Harvey Keitel, Sam Neill and Anna Paquin. Jane Campion films on US TV this month. Reviews of New Zealand Films by McAlister and Fuchs for Public Radio.
What Becomes of the Broken Hearted? a sequel to Once were Warriors.
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Gaylene Preston's
War Stories Our Mothers Never Told Us
(SF Chronicle). Gaylene Preston interview on PBS. Gregor Nicholas' film Broken English from Sony pictures. Interview with Writer/Director Gregor Nicholas. NC-17 Controversy. Reviews: Topless Women Talk About Their Lives.The freshest, cheekiest, most engaging film from New Zealand in years." Paul Byrnes, Sydney Film Festival. NZ Script Review
The Price of Milk,
the second feature from director Harry Sinclair and producer Fiona Copland. The Ugly New Zealand's first serial killer film by Scott Reynolds. "A remarkably ambitious and fiercely individual film that succeeds on almost every level". Scarfies A comic thriller about a group of students who discover that crime should be left to criminals, the film was set and shot in Dunedin with a Dunedin music soundtrack. Channelling Baby In 1971 New Zealand soldiers were heading off to Vietnam. Geoff catches sight of Bunnie whose smile is the lasting vision he takes with him to war. When Geoff returns from Vietnam, they start a life together and Bunnie gives birth to a baby girl. One day, Geoff and the baby disappear, leaving Bunnie devastated. Years later in the 1990's, Bunnie accepts help from a young woman who claims to be a clairvoyant to find out what has become of her child. She brings the couple back together again to solve the mystery of what really happened. The Irrefutable Truth About Demons Harry Ballard thought he knew it all. But then he finds his girlfriend brutally murdered, and he is pitched head-long into a world that exists just below the surface of everyday reality. Savage Honeymoon a broad comedy in cheerful bad taste. Keiji, a newly married Japanese tourist, drowns mysteriously on a New Zealand beach. His distraught widow, Sayo, tells their story in Memory & Desire, a film by Niki Caro. Stickmen a comedy staring Robbie Magasiva, Paolo Rotondo, Scott Wills and Simone Kessell, follows the lives of three pool-playing Kiwi blokes amongst the underbelly of the Wellington pub scene. Magik and Rose Love Hokitika and 80 million sperm .. A film by Vanessa Alexander.
Hopeless
an unromantic comedy about Ben and his friends - falling in love and failing to cope with it. Kombi Nation the trip of a lifetime. What could possibly go wrong.
Rain - directed by
Christine Jeffs. Perfect Strangers by Gaylene Preston.
Whale Rider
by writer/director Niki Caro. Loops & Samples a documentary on the history of dance music in New Zealand.
Director Alison Maclean, born in Ottawa, Canada moved to New Zealand in 1972.
She received a BFA at Auckland University, majoring in sculpture. Since 1992
she has been a resident of New York City.
Sam Neill , Actor.
Films on US TV this month. |