DOCNZ: The New Zealand International Documentary Film Festival

 
 

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Displaying 1-10 of 14 films.

  
  • After the Storm

    USA How New York actors and New Orleans teens produced a Broadway musical echoing the events the teens themselves survived during Hurricane Katrina.

  • Art & Copy

    USA Got Milk? Where’s the Beef? How advertising visionaries transformed pop culture and changed how people feel. Rare interviews with industry legends. Just Do It!

  • Dance of the Instant

    New Zealand A group of young and extremely talented visionaries helped shepherd in a new era of post-war enthusiasm and hope by pioneering the modern dance movement.

  • The Desert of Forbidden Art

    Russia Federation/USA/Uzbekistan How can art survive in oppressive times? During Soviet rule, artists who stayed true to their vision were squelched. But a group of artists establish a remote sanctuary.

  • Diary of a Time Square Thief

    Netherlands Why would a writer cut out the last pages of his diary with a knife? Director Bense traces answers from the book’s characters in New York’s legendary Times Square.

  • El Sistema

    Germany Over 30 years ago, one man’s dream to bring music to the children of Venezuela realized — over 250,000 children and young people now play an instrument.

  • He Wawata Whaea: The Dream of an Elder

    New Zealand Merimeri Penfold creatively nourished the Maori language for the last 87 years with non-native source materials – like Shakespeare and the Bible. Subtitled in English.

  • Kiri Wai Inner Skin

    France, Netherlands, UK Can a non-Maori truly appreciate the significance of getting a culturally inspired tattoo?

  • KJ: Music and Life

    Hong Kong Six years in the life of a Hong Kong child musical prodigy from 11 to 17 years of age.

  • Muezzin

    Austria/Turkey With “Idol” type shows topping world charts, Turkey’s mosques have joined the trend. Muezzins across the country compete to become the country’s best-known.

 
  
 
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Documentary Edge Festival 2010

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