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An iconoclast with a bent for experimentation, director Paul Maunder brought the mixed flavours of social realism and the art house to New Zealand film in the 1960s and 70s, before shifting stages to concentrate on theatre.
Nothing he ever did at the Film Unit was how the Film Unit had ever done it before.
– Hugh Macdonald
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Writer |
1979 |
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Director |
1975 - 1983 |
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Director |
1975 |
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Director |
1974 |
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One of Those People Who Live in the World |
Writer |
1974 |
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Director |
1972 |
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Notes on a New Zealand City |
Director |
1971 |
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Notes on a New Zealand Town |
Writer |
1971 |
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