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American Pie - 1, First Episode
American Pie - 1, First Episode
Television (Full Length Episode) – 1988 Documentary
American Pie
In 1987 producer and director Geoff Steven spent six...
Cowboys of Culture
Geoff Steven documentary about Kiwi cinema in the 70s
Koha - Te Māori Guard, New York
More New Zealanders in the Big Apple
Kaleidoscope - Witi Ihimaera
Another TV series presented by Gordon McLauchlan
The Humble Force
A documentary about China directed by Geoff Steven
The Dominant Species
More automobiles in this doco about the relationship...
American Pie - 2, Episode Two
Another episode from this series
American Pie - 3, Episode Three
Another episode in this series
American Pie - 4 , Episode Four
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Passionless People
The launch of Gordon McLauchlan's book Passionless People
This TV series which attempts to go beyond cliché and stereotype to find real Americans. Presenter Gordon McLaughlan starts at Ellis Island — where late 19th century immigration marked what he calls the beginning of modern America. Interview subjects include a Jesuit priest running a home for street kids in North Bronx, a construction company vice-president of Italian descent, an Ohio auto worker watching on as the rust belt encroaches on industry, and a retired submarine captain who is master of a replica of the Mayflower at Plymouth Rock.
(American Pie) shows a country that, for all its faults and contradictions, has an all persuasive energy and positiveness from which we could learn a lot.– Director Geoff Steven in The Listener, 27 May 1989, page 62
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Vidcom
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Partnership Productions