The Shit We Live In: We Feel Fine
August 28, 2012
At the New Zealand International Film Festival, co-director Adam Luxton talks about the reality of making his new feature film outside of the ‘bubble’.
Archives by Month » August 2012
Post-Festival Report 2012:
Murder in Mind
August 25, 2012
At the New Zealand International Film Festival, power, violence, and the lingering scent of death awaits.
Young Guns Comedy Show
August 17, 2012
A series of 10 minute sets prove the comedy-chops of the next generation of stand-ups.
Free Load
August 16, 2012
Theatre of Love presents a rare, intriguing excursion into science-fiction theatre.
Home truths with Alyx Duncan
August 14, 2012
The Auckland-based choreographer and filmmaker discusses the making of her debut feature, The Red House.
The Pride
August 13, 2012
Silo Theatre’s stirring production of a flawed Alexi Kaye Campbell script.
West End Girls
August 13, 2012
Circa’s fun and detailed exploration of life in a brothel in post-WW2 London, based on the recent Barabra Tate autobiography of the same name.
The Triumphants
August 11, 2012
A triumphant double-bill of two solo shows.
Three’s Company: The Loneliest Planet
August 7, 2012
At the New Zealand International Film Festival, traversing the emotional terrain of human relationships.
Mid-Festival Report 2012:
Transparency and Illumination
August 4, 2012
A sense of emerging new directions for contemporary world cinema marks the halfway point at this year’s New Zealand International Film Festival.
Cruel Intentions: Bully
August 1, 2012
At the New Zealand International Film Festival, documentarian Lee Hirsch makes a stand.