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Jason Stutter’s first movie was cult kung-fu caper Tongan Ninja (2002). Since then he has alternated features – ghost comedy Diagnosis: Death, and Ronald Hugh Morrieson adaptation Predicament – with shorts, such as a hit series mining dangerous tool use for effect. Stutter has often collaborated with Flight of the Conchords actor Jemaine Clement (Predicament sees Clement’s character caught up in blackmail).
Remember the name Jason Stutter and if he drops by with beers and a script asking for money to make his next movie, be prepared to dig deep. He’s a living legend, too.
– NZ Herald writer Graham Reid, in an enthused review of Tongan Ninja
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Careful with that Crossbow |
Director |
2010 |
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Director |
2010 |
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Careful with that Power Tool |
Director |
2009 |
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Writer |
2009 |
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Careful with that Axe |
Director |
2007 |
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Subject |
2010 |
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Director |
2002 |
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2000 |
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Fizz |
Director |
1999 |
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Online Editor |
1999 |
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