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- David Blyth: Pushing boundaries...
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Director David Blyth has created some of New Zealand’s most graphic and challenging movies dealing with horror, sexuality, and the sub-conscious mind. His career began as an assistant director on the film Solo, but it was his first feature Angel Mine which showed his interests in pushing the boundaries of filmmaking. In his time, Blyth has made a number of documentary features, directed episodes of Close to Home and created New Zealand's first horror film Death Warmed Up. In this ScreenTalk, ...
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- director / horror / nz film / death warmed up / nz film commission / new zealand film commission / angel mine / university / marxism / marx / roland barthes / herbert marcuse / commercials / twitter / facebook / social media / viagra / controversy / new zealand cinema / world war 1 / satire / hollywood horror / genre / cult film / national film unit / 16mm film / wound / genre film
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