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Homegrown Short Film Programmes
Homegrown Short Film Programmes
New Zealand 09
International Film Festival: Wellington Screenings
The
Wellington leg of the festival kicks off on Friday 17
July.
MIC Toi Rerehiko is very proud to present three
Homegrown Short Film Programmes
in 2009. They
are:
Homegrown: Works on Film
screening at the
Paramount Theatre
http://www.nzff.co.nz/n7517.html?region=1
Friday 17 July, 6.00pm
Tuesday 21 July,
4.45pm
Homegrown: Drama on Video
screening at the Film
Archive
http://www.nzff.co.nz/n7517.html?region=1
Monday 27 July, 6.15pm
Wednesday 29 July,
10.30am
Wednesday 29 July, 6.15pm
Homegrown: Animation
and Experimentation on Video
screening at the Film
Archive
http://www.nzff.co.nz/n7582.html
Images: The Six Dollar Fifty Man, Love and Luksaah, Day
Drive
Friday 31 July, 6.15pm
Sunday 2 August,
1.15pm
Wellingtonian filmmakers are well represented in
this year’s selections -
In Homegrown: Works on Film,
Poppy, Mokopuna and The Six Dollar Fifty Man were
either
shot in Wellington, or made by Wellington filmmakers.
In
Homegrown: Drama on Video, Love and Luksaah director Mei
Chen is based in the
city.
In Homegrown: Animation and
Experimentation on Video, Day Drive was shot in,
and
around Wellington and The Void is directed by
Wellingtonian Gary Davies.
For further information please
contact:
Paul Rose
Homegrown Film Coordinator
MIC
Toi
Rerehiko
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