Alister Barry: Making political films from Mururoa 1973 to Hot Air...

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Alister Barry: Making political films from Mururoa 1973 to Hot Air...

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Alister Barry is the filmmaker behind a series of provocative and politically-charged documentaries, most of them self-funded. His first, Mururoa 1973, tackled nuclear testing, and saw him on a boat heading into the middle of a bomb test zone. Over the decades Barry has continued to make significant political documentaries including Someone Else’s Country, In a Land of Plenty, The Hollow Men and Hot Air (all of which can be watched in full on NZ On Screen). In this ScreenTalk, Barry talks abo...

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