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Director/playwright Stuart McKenzie won a best NZ short film award with 1991's The Mouth and the Truth, made with Neil Pardington. They followed it with Snap, which won selection to Clermont-Ferrand in France. McKenzie made his feature debut in 2003 with drama For Good. The film was born from real-life interviews with prisoners and victim's families. McKenzie went on to direct fly-on-the-wall acting school series Tough Act.
I really feel like this was a group effort ... a community effort. It came out of a community of people who had shared some of their experiences with us.
– Stuart McKenzie on For Good, in a Dominion Post interview with Bess Manson
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Tough Act |
Director |
2005 |
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Director |
2003 |
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Losing Sleep |
Producer |
2000 |
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Voiceover |
Producer |
1997 |
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Chinese Whispers |
Director |
1996 |
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Actor |
1995 |
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Director |
1994 |
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Producer |
1994 |
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Director |
1992 |
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The Mouth and the Truth |
Director |
1991 |
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.
1997 NZ Film & Television Awards
Best Short Film: for Voiceover
1996 Asia Pacific Film Festival
Nominated for Best Short Film (with Neil Partington): for Chinese Whispers
1995 Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival (France)
In Competition: for Snap
1991 New Zealand Film & Television Awards
Best Short Film: for The Mouth and the Truth