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A dark and mystery-filled drama about a 70s hippy (Danielle Cormack) who falls in love with a Vietnam vet (Kevin Smith). But has fate bought them together, only in order to drive them apart? And what exactly happened to their child? This twist-filled tale of seances, damaged people, and conflicting versions of truth marked the directorial debut of short filmmaker Christine Parker. At the 1999 New Zealand film awards, Channelling Baby was nominated in six categories, including best actress and best original screenplay.
Christine Parker's first feature is a mystery movie, a journey into question marks. And that isn't necessarily a bad thing: The Ugly, The Sixth ...
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Television, 2000 (Excerpts)
A documentary about war and anti-war protest
Television, 2005 (Full Length Episode)
A series made for people living with a disability
Television, 1993 (Full Length)
A documentary featuring a woman who is blind
Film, 1997 (Trailer)
Another relationship drama featuring Danielle Cormack and Joel Tobeck
Television, 2006 (Excerpts)
Kiwi Vietnam vet recounts his experiences at war, 35 years later
Television, 2006 (Full Length Episode)
A series about the fallout from war
Film, 2010 (Trailer, Excerpts, and Extras)
Another tale of mystery, relationships and parenthood
Television, 1995 (Full Length)
Produced by Caterina De Nave and featuring Danielle Cormack
Short Film, 1995 (Full Length)
Also directed by Christine Parker
1999 NZ Film Awards
Best Make Up (Denise Kum)
adam
Posted at 03.46PM - 23.04.2010
I miss kevin smith :(