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Former magazine editor and continuity person Christine Parker made her name as a writer/director with three distinctive short films: One Man's Meat, in which Donogh Rees commits murder; Hinekaro Goes on a Picnic and Blows up another Obelisk, in which Rima Te Wiata has destructive supernatural powers; and bi-sexual romance Peach. Parker made her feature debut in 1999 with romantic drama Channelling Baby, starring Danielle Cormack and Kevin Smith.
I think it is very important to offer people a good story with lots of twists and turns; to offer surprises so that they’re not second-guessing the plot, and the unexpected always happens.
– Christine Parker on Channelling Baby
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Director |
1999 |
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Director |
1995 |
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Mysterious Island |
Director |
1995 |
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Peach |
Director |
1994 |
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True Life Stories |
Director |
1993 - 1994 |
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One Man's Meat |
Director |
1991 |
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Continuity |
1990 |
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1999 Nokia New Zealand Film Awards
Nominated for Best Original Screenplay: for Channelling Baby