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Tag Archives: NZIFF 2010

A Portrait of the Artist as an Old Man: Michael Smither, Gordon Crook

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: An artist in residence; a life of art.
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Voyage to Italy: Certified Copy

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Kiarostami takes on Juliette Binoche in Tuscany, and loses none of his edge.
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Raw Ambition: Extraordinary Stories

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Mariano Llinás’s storytelling feat.
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Cut and Run: The Peddler

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Filmmaking as community spirit.
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Mad Men:
Draquila—Italy Trembles, The Room

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Berlusconi’s racket is exposed in Sabina Guzzanti’s fiery documentary; Tommy Wiseau’s ultimate bad movie.
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Peter Esmonde on
Trimpin: The Sound of Invention

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Filmmaker Peter Esmonde talks about capturing the elusive sonic artist at work.
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Deep Focus: Ne change rien

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Pedro Costa’s sublime study of an artist at work.
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Traditional Family Values: Splice

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: The director of ‘Cube’ indulges his jones for the mad scientist movie.
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Costa Botes on Candyman

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: An unsung entrepreneur gets his due in Costa Botes’s new documentary.
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Robin Greenberg on The Free China Junk

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: The personal journey of five young men in a rickety old junk is recharted in Robin Greenberg’s buoyant documentary.
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Film School Reject:
Birdemic—Shock and Terror

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: A ‘disasterpiece’ earns its wings.
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The will that moves all things:
Women Without Men

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Shirin Neshat’s striking tragedy about four women in Iran.
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Interior Monologues: Marwencol

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: A reluctant outsider artist, Mark Hogancamp’s imaginary world invites fantasy as self-therapy.
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Apocalypse Now: Between Two Worlds

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Vimukthi Jayasundara’s stunning second film.
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Clive Neeson on Last Paradise

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: The plight of the great outdoors hangs over Clive Neeson’s adventure sports documentary.
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Two great filmmakers, two great films: White Material and Police, Adjective

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Auteurs Claire Denis and Corneliu Porumboiu deliver.
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Commerce, Art: Beeswax, La Danse—The Paris Opera Ballet

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Andrew Bujalski’s third feature means business; Frederick Wiseman on the high art of ballet.
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Histories of Violence: Strange Birds of Paradise, Cooking History

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Fraught and forgotten stories of conflict.
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Kitchen Sink Story: The Arbor

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Playwright Andrea Dunbar’s sobering legacy.
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A Dance in Time: The Red Shoes

At the New Zealand International Film Festival: The restored glory of Powell and Pressburger’s rapture in ballet.
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