Vincent Ward: A very original filmmaker...

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Vincent Ward: A very original filmmaker...

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Vincent Ward has won an international reputation as one of New Zealand's most original and visionary filmmakers. Vigil and The Navigator played in competition at the Cannes Film Festival (the first Kiwi films to do so). In Hollywood, Ward made Robin Williams afterlife drama What Dreams May Come. Urewera-set docu-drama Rain of the Children in 2008 revisited characters from Ward's 1980 documentary In Spring One Plants Alone. In this ScreenTalk, Ward talks about: His art school experimental fil...

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