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"Space - big hills, snow-capped, blue skies ... that's the Maniototo, Central Otago." So says local poet Ross McMillan, describing the landscape that inspires much of his work. The Maniototo plain has also inspired writing from James K Baxter, Janet Frame, and the host of this Heartland episode, Gary McCormick. McCormick finds a strong sense of community amidst the poetry of isolation: whether in the shearing shed, the sports field or the ice-skating rink. He also talks to local high-schoolers, some resigned to having to leave the area to find work.
Heartland grew out of the success of a one-off 1987 collaboration between presenter Gary McCormick and director Bruce Morrison. ...
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Television, 1984 (Full Length)
Another documentary featuring the landscapes of Otago
Television, 1997 (Full Length)
Another Bruce Morrison documentary featuring poetry
Television, 1985
More travels in Central Otago
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