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Tony Hiles has written, produced and directed films and documentaries since the mid 1960s. In 1994 he directed and co-wrote (with Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh) the feature film Jack Brown Genius, for which he received a Best Director Award at the 1996 New Zealand Film and TV Awards.
Shoot straight and don’t take no for an answer unless it’s the answer you want.
– Tony Hiles
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Michael Smither: Artist in Residence |
Director |
2010 |
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Editor |
2007 |
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Avalon |
Director |
2005 |
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Writer |
1996 |
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Director |
1995 |
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Director |
1989 |
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Consultant Producer |
1988 |
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Director |
1988 |
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Producer |
1987 |
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Director |
1984 |
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The World Population 1300 |
Director |
1982 |
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Producer |
1981 |
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Director Tony Hiles talks about over 30 years of film-making, from making television and documenting local history and artists, to his involvement in feature...