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Since making 2003 short Blood and Bone, Eek has worked in various production roles, including line-producing features A Song of Good and The Most Fun You Can Have Dying. In 2009 he produced ambitious short Manurewa. Largely self-funded, it won the Crystal Bear in the Generation 14plus section at Berlin 2011. Eek also helped shepherd shorts via the NZFC 'premiere' shorts scheme, as part of Robber’s Dog Shorts.
I truly believe that, apart from a great script, passion is the one thing that can make all the difference ... in a way it’s the most tangible thing you have when trying to make a film while, bizarrely, having any money at all can sometimes work against you.
– Kristian Eek, in a February 2010 interview with Onfilm
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Line Producer |
2012 |
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Bird |
Executive Producer |
2010 |
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Producer |
2010 |
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Monifa |
Executive Producer |
2010 |
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Little Angel |
Executive Producer |
2009 |
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Line Producer |
2008 |
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Producer |
2006 |
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Director's assistant |
2005 |
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Changing of the Guards |
Producer |
2004 |
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Producer |
2003 |
The titles listed here may not reflect this person's full screenography. These are only the titles that are included in or referenced by this site.
2011 Berlinale - Berlin Film Festival
Crystal Bear in the Generation 14plus Youth Section: Manurewa.
2010 Qantas Film and TV Awards
Nominated for best film, for Manurewa.