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Armagan Ballantyne made her feature film debut with 2009 drama The Strength of Water, which was invited to festivals in Rotterdam, Berlin, Sydney and Auckland. Ballantyne studied film in Australia and Europe, and developed Strength of Water partly through the prestigious Sundance lab. Her CV includes episodes of acclaimed children's show Being Eve, plus award-winning shorts (Whistle She Rolls) and music videos.
Childhood, sudden death, Maori culture and rugged New Zealand scenery make a potent mix, compellingly handled by Armagan Ballantyne.
– Screen International’s Jonathan Romney, reviewing The Strength of Water
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Director |
2009 |
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Stories On Human Rights |
Director |
2008 |
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Director |
2001 - 2002 |
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Little Echo Lost |
Director |
1999 |
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Triple Word Score |
Director |
1998 |
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A Fine Weekend |
Director |
1996 |
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Director's Assistant |
1996 |
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Whistle She Rolls |
Director |
1996 |
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