Loading Docs 2016 - How Mr and Mrs Gock Saved the Kumara

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Loading Docs 2016 - How Mr and Mrs Gock Saved the Kumara

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Sixty-five years of life are condensed into three minutes in this 2016 Loading Doc, which profiles two pioneering kumara growers and Kiwi characters: Fay and Joe Gock. The Gocks were refugees from the Japanese invasion of China, who met in 1953. It was then illegal for Chinese to own land, but they went on to became the largest market gardeners in Mangere. In 2013 they won Horticulture New Zealand’s highest honour. Told as a poem, narrated by Ian Mune, the film was directed by commercials dir...

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2016

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/loading-docs-how-mr-and-mrs-gock-saved-the-kumara-2016

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tea / biscuits / tractor / cauliflower / horticulture / fay gock / joe gock / market gardening / market gardener / vegetable / kumara / chinese / refugee / china / budgie / black rot / refigee / refugees / refuge / immigration / gardening / market garden / joesph gock / nz on air / new zealand on air / nz film commission / new zealand film commission

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