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 Mananui
 New Zealand Centenary of Cinema by Greg Page
 Exit to the City
 The Locals
 Bigger, Better, Faster, Stronger - Series one, Episode two

Synopsis

Four shorts in one, starring the claymation character who represents "the bad-tempered little knot we all have inside." Decaff originally debuted in two short videos. Funded by grants and a student loan, this 35mm film adds two new stories to remakes of the originals. Decaff made a strong impact on the short film scene, gained a cult audience and the character co-hosted TV show Short Cuts, a showcase for Kiwi shorts. Decaff's creator Greg Page, drummer, artist and music video-maker is the director behind horror film The Locals. 

Credits (6)

 Greg Page

Greg Page
Writer, Director, Animator

 James Wallace

James Wallace
Producer

 David Reid

David Reid
Producer

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 pagey

pagey

Posted at 08.33PM - 10.09.2011

Decaff rules

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