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Apple Pie
Apple Pie
Film (Trailer) – 2016 Experimental Documentary
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A pop cosmic clash
On an Unknown Beach
Another experimental feature from the NZ Film Festival
Artist Sam Hamilton describes his experimental feature as an “independent inquiry” into 10 celestial bodies found in The Milky Way. The Arts Foundation New Generation award-winner splices together images ranging from psychedelia to performance art to physics — shot on 16mm film across NZ and Samoa. The film's centrepiece is a sequence of dancer Ioane Papali’i with his limbs tethered to a tree. Newshub's Matthew Hutching praised Apple Pie's debut screening at the 2016 NZ Film Festival: “an absorbing, playful rumination on scientific patterns across our galaxy.”
If you wish to make apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.– Quote by astrophysicist Carl Sagan, which helped inspire the film
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World premiere on 16 July 2016 at Auckland's Event Cinemas (Queen Street), as part of the Auckland arm of the New Zealand International Film Festival
Further festival screenings follow in other cities