Cinema of Unease - A Personal Journey by Sam Neill

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Cinema of Unease - A Personal Journey by Sam Neill

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Sam Neill weaved elements of autobiography into this controversial, quirky and acclaimed analysis of Kiwi cinema — from its beginnings, to the dark flowering of achievement in the breakthrough films of Peter Jackson, Jane Campion and Lee Tamahori. The hour-long award-winner debuted at the 1995 Cannes Film Festival. It was directed by Neill and Judy Rymer (The Grass is Greener), as one of 18 documentaries commissioned for the Century of Cinema series. New York Times reviewer Janet Maslin rated...

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1995

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