David Blyth

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David Blyth cemented his place in the Kiwi filmmaking renaissance in 1978 with the experimental feature Angel Mine, and then Death Warmed Up, New Zealand's first horror movie. Since then Blyth's work has included family friendly vampire film Moonrise, WWI doco Our Oldest Soldier, and a number of documentary works that explore sexuality.