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A slice of life amongst the pedestrians of Auckland's Karangahape Road shot in an increasingly hilarious baton relay-style narrative. Directed by Bill Toepfer this classic New Zealand short film features both halves of musical comedy team, The Front Lawn (Harry Sinclair and Don McGlashan) playing all the roles in a range of disguises.
By 1987, Harry Sinclair and Don McGlashan had built up a head of steam with their musical comedy act, the Front Lawn. Their stage show was hugely popular, and ...
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I would like to nominate this as the greatest New Zealand short film of all time. So, so brilliant ...
Front Lawn Films
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Don McGlashan is one of New Zealand's foremost singer/songwriters. He was a member of Blam Blam Blam, and the Muttonbirds, and has recorded as a solo artist. He...
Phil Bilbrough
Posted at 01.35PM - 21.10.2009
Old time favourite this one. Please that it has found its way to Onscreen.