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WWI Remembered Short Film (Full Length) – 2016 Animation War

WWI Remembered

Short Film (Full Length) – 2016 Animation War

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This specially designed light and sound installation was projected onto the facade of the Carillion in Wellington's Pukeahu Park in 2016 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of WWI. Archival material, like photographs and excerpts from letters, mix with original artwork inspired by natural imagery, and Māori and Pacific motifs, to tell Kiwi stories from the frontline. Among them are the HMS New Zealand's involvement in the Battle of Jutland, and important work by Kiwi tunnellers. This version is slightly expanded from the original 2015 film.

Key Cast & Crew

Michel Tuffery

Artwork

Sarah Hunter

Producer, Director, Research

Daria Malesic

Research, Editor

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The First World War — including the Gallipoli campaign, the Anzac relationship, and our history of conflict, resolution and peacekeeping— came to life with a spectacular light show at Pukeahu National War Memorial Park each night from 18 to 25 April, 2015...
– Programme notes from WW1 Remembered - A Light and Sound Show, 2015

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Wellington City Council

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Music

Original music composed by Iain Gordon and Aaron Tokona

'E Pari Ra' written by Paraire Tomoana, performed by The Yoots

'Nga Tama a Tu' written by Nanahia Mohau, performed by the Aotearoa National Māori Choir and The Yoots

'Hoea Ra te Waka Nei' written by Paraire Tomoana, performed by Aaron Tokona

'Tomo Mai/Hoki Nai' written by Henare Waitoa, and performed by The Yoots and Horomona Horo

 

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