Part one of five from this full length documentary.
Part two of five from this full length documentary.
Part three of five from this full length documentary.
Part four of five from this full length documentary.
Part five of five from this full length documentary.
The credits for this documentary.
This beautifully shot documentary is a social and architectural history of the great NZ bach (or crib, for those south of the Waitaki). Maggie Barry tracks their evolution from workers’ cottages to a fully fledged icon in danger of extinction: as the blind eye turned by councils that made them possible becomes a thing of the past, and the coastline becomes too valuable to allow ‘just anyone’ to erect a shack on it. The Kiwi spirit that created the building is celebrated. The bach enthusiasts interviewed include Sam Hunt, Keri Hulme, Karl Stead and Rawiri Paratene.
The veneer comes off and you revert to being a happy primate.– Keri Hulme
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