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Zoe McIntosh first won attention for a documentary on mail order brides, made while she studied film at Ilam. In 2010 Lost in Wonderland, her hour-long doco about idiosyncratic barrister Rob Moodie, won the Qantas award for Best Popular Documentary. Currently developing a feature and directing commercials, McIntosh has also given notice of her talent for drama, with the award-winning 2010 short Day Trip.
With a gentle and intelligent touch, McIntosh (assisted by Costa Botes' sensitive editing) probes the man behind the news clips and finds a beguiling and self-aware human beneath the surface.
– Herald critic Peter Calder, reviewing Lost in Wonderland
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2011 Spada Industry Awards
New Filmmaker of the Year
2010 Qantas Film and Television Awards
Best Popular Documentary/ Documentary Series: Lost in Wonderland
Best Cinematographer, Documentary/Factual (shared with Marty Williams, Costa Botes & Gareth Moon)
Nominated for Best Short Film: Day Trip
2010 Guanajuato Expresion en Corto International Film Festival (Mexico)
SIGNIS Catholic Critics' Prize for Best International Short Film: Day Trip
2006 DOCNZ Festival
Special Mention - Best Emerging Filmmaker