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Geoff Murphy's second feature was a low-budget smash, definitively proving that New Zealanders could make blockbusters too. Young rascal Gerry steals a yellow Mini from a Kaitaia rental company. Heading south, he meets John, who wants his wife back; and a hitchhiker named Shirl. Soon they are driving to Invercargill to find her, with the cops in hot pursuit. Eluding the police with hair-raising driving, verve and trickery, it's not long before the "Blondini gang" are hailed as folk heroes, on-screen and off.
Goodbye Pork Pie was the first New Zealand film to go Cannes, where it screened in the market in 1980. With its iconic yellow mini, good-natured DIY daring and laconic humour this most Kiwi of road movies quickly sold to 20 territories, ...
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the ad said watch goodbye pork pie on nzonscreen NOT watch the trailer to goodbye pork pie - you should be more honest in your internet ads
You can order this through Aro Video (http://www.arovideo.co.nz/film.php?FilmID=2211) - they do deliver overseas. It is also available through Screenline (http://www.screenline.co.nz/catalogue/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_21&products_id=4).
too bad they do not sell it (online download or dvd/bluray) Canada
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Brenda Leeuwenberg
Posted at 10.12PM - 30.04.2010
Anon - fair call on the ad, we'll bear that in mind! We usually only do ads for things we have in full length, that one must have slipped through :)
That said, there's also a good excerpt from the film and a whole lot of 'making-of' and 'behind-the-scenes' clips to view. Use the clip selector on the right of the player to see more.