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Although mainly known for his fiction, Peter Wells has explored his interest in gay and historical themes, in a number of expressive drama and documentary films since the 1980s; among them Georgina Beyer documentary Georgie Girl, and lavish melodrama Desperate Remedies (co-directed with Stewart Main).
Though he is a committed and publicly gay writer, his range of subject, setting and style is greater than any such definition can suggest.
– From The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Literature
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Co-Producer |
2006 |
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Co-Director |
2001 |
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Pansy |
Director |
2001 |
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Original Author |
1998 |
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Subject |
1998 |
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When Love Comes |
Writer |
1998 |
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Writer |
1997 |
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Writer |
1993 |
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Writer |
1989 |
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Writer |
1988 |
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A Death In The Family |
Co-Director |
1986 |
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Napier: The Newest City on the Globe |
Director |
1986 |
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Writer |
1985 |
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Writer |
1985 |
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Little Queen |
Director |
1984 |
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Foolish Things |
Writer |
1980 |
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.
2003 Dallas Out Takes Festival
Best Documentary (shared with Annie Goldson): for Georgie Girl
2002 San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival
Runner-up Documentary award (shared with Annie Goldson): Georgie Girl
1994 Fantasporto (Portugal)
Nominated for Best International Fantasy Film (with Stewart Main): for Desperate Remedies
1993 Cannes Film Festival
Official Selection (Un Certain Regard Section): Desperate Remedies
1993 Sitges Fantastic Film Festival (Festival Internacional de Cinema Fantàstic de Catalunya)
Nominated for Best Film (with Stewart Main): for Desperate Remedies
1988 American Film and Video Association Awards
Blue Ribbon Award: for A Death in the Family (with Stewart Main)