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Kathy Dudding's films often merged documentary and personal essay. Influenced by surrealism after spending time in Paris, Dudding later got a Masters in video installation, and worked as an editor and film archivist. 2008's The Return merged multiple perspectives of Wellington, including that of her late grandmother. Dudding died of lung cancer in August 2010, weeks after the Film Festival debut of Asylum Pieces.
The result is one of the finest documentaries this country has produced, and one of the fiercest and most idiosyncratic documentaries of the year.
– Lumiere writer Brannavan Gnanalingam, on Kathy Dudding’s Asylum Pieces
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Asylum Pieces |
Writer |
2010 |
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The Return |
Writer |
2007 |
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Lilly in the House of Lipsticks |
Writer |
2001 |
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Kanaky Au Pouvoir - Power to the Kanak People |
Director |
1989 |
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Smash Dupe |
Writer |
1985 |
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Hey Daisy |
Writer |
1983 |
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Pushing Up Daisies |
Writer |
1983 |
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1989 Listener Film & Television Awards
Nominated for Best Short Film: for Kanaky au Pouvoir - Power to the Kanak People