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5 giorni fa · Directed by Lee Tamahori, the film is based on the novel of the same name by Alan Duff. The movie depicts the struggles of a contemporary M?ori family living in urban New Zealand. It offers a raw and honest portrayal of the challenges they face, including domestic violence and poverty. Once Were Warriors was a breakthrough film for M ...
2 giorni fa · Matteo has recently composed the score for The Convert, an upcoming feature film directed by Lee Tamahori. The film, set in the 1830s, stars Guy Pearce and Te Kohe Tuhaka. It tells the story of Thomas Munro, a lay preacher who becomes embroiled in a bloody conflict between Māori tribes at a British settlement in New Zealand called Epworth.
5 ore fa · Mossman added that the track record of New Zealand filmmakers at Cannes speaks for itself. Campion was the first female director to win the Palme d’Or in 1993 with “The Piano.” Other New Zealanders whose films screened at Cannes include Lee Tamahori, Jackson, Fran Walsh and Melanie Lynskey.
1 giorno fa · The convert (2024). Lee Tamahori’s historical drama depicting 1830s Aotearoa and the clash between Māori and European, racism and inter-tribal warfare plays out through the story of a preacher in the fictional community of Epworth who is played by Guy Pearce. The film plays liberally with time-frames for narrative effect.
5 giorni fa · James Bond movie Die Another Day used CG for a key effect in the movie - and director Lee Tamahori has been reflecting on it. Die Another Day, released in 2002, was the 20th James Bond film, the final outing in the tuxedo for Pierce Brosnan, and a massive hit at the time.
Lee Tamahori : Although, DAD isn't last in my ranking but it get worse because of it's direction. Glen: most overrated director in the series, Glen got the opportunity to direct 5 bond film's but none of them seems iconic. FYEO & LTK are my favourite but they could have improved a lot more with some other directors.
4 giorni fa · How does Lee Tamahori's 1830s-set saga stack up against other Aotearoa period pieces? By Tommy de Silva | ...
