Runaway Revisited

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Title

Runaway Revisited

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This documentary takes a close look at Runaway, one of only two New Zealand feature films released in the 1960s. Alongside many excerpts from the movie, there are interviews with writer/director John O'Shea, co-writer John Graham and the cast. Presenter Jo Dalton explains that the main character in this moody outcast tale represented New Zealand's uncertain place in the world during the 1960s. Runaway was filmed across the motu from Hokianga mudflats to the Southern Alps. Cinematographer Tony...

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Video

Date created

1994

URL

https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/runaway-revisited-1994

Related subjects

filmmaking / 1960s / sixties / new zealand cinema / united kingdom / tracking shot / father-son / camerawork / behind the scenes / new zealand film industry / new zealand films / man alone / frank sargeson / mud / mangrove / new zealand identity / allegory / mistake / film lab / hokianga / mudflats / 1964 / script / cinematographer / camera crew / cornwall park / lake mapourika / film set / aerial footage / southern alps / great britain / coming of age / youth / identity / family conflict / journey / summer / mountains / auckland / conflict / 1994 / 1990s / nineties / hutt valley / glacier / hari hari / franz josef glacier

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