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Film festival: Pulp non-fiction
Kiwi film-maker Florian Habicht tells Lydia Jenkin about working with Jarvis Cocker and taking Sheffield band Pulp's story to the world.
Dominic Corry: Five festival films to be excited about
Dominic Corry makes his picks from the upcoming International Film Festival line-up.
A new breed of kiwi producer
Tom Hern and James Napier-Robertson have gone behind the cameras and are being tipped as the new faces of the domestic film industry.
Film festival's NZ highlights
The Dark Horse, a New Zealand movie tipped to become one of the year's most important local releases, is to be the opening night film at next month's the New Zealand International Film Festival.
Trailer: The Dark Horse
The Dark Horse is a true story based on the life of Genesis Potini, a wildly charismatic, bipolar-suffering former chess champion. It stars Cliff Curtis and James Rolleston, and opens in New Zealand cinemas on July 31. Also appearing at the International Film Festival.
Dominic Corry: Finishing the film festival with the fantastic Fantail
Movie blogger Dominic Corry was blown away by the low budget Kiwi movie he saw last at the NZ FIlm Festival.
Film Festival review: The Spectacular Now
Sutter Keely (Miles Teller) does not have his life figured out, in fact, that is the way he likes it.
Film Festival review: To The Wonder
I went into To The Wonder expecting to see a slow, solemn, beautifully shot film... I did not leave disappointed.
Dominic Corry: Pop-infused Shakespeare and tripped-out deserters
My ongoing film festival experience took me to the Kiwi musical Romeo and Juliet: A Love Song on Friday night.
The National ask for trouble
The National's Matt Berninger talks to Lydia Jenkin about the new album, offbeat tour movie and hopes for a return to New Zealand.
Movie Trailer: Blackfish
Blackfish explores what may have caused Tilikum, a 12,000-pound orca, to kill three people, including veteran SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau in 2010. Screening as part of the film festival.
Film Festival review: Mood Indigo
French film Mood Indigo (L’écume des jours) is like something out of a dream.
Film Festival: Re-edit makes revenge sweeter
The enthusiasm of influential New Yorker film critic Pauline Kael for Geoff Murphy's 1983 film Utu has become part of New Zealand cinema folklore.
Film Festival: Girl on film
Model Derya Parklak takes a turn as Juliet in a new local film adaptation of the Shakespearean love story.
Peter Calder: Enduring love affair with the silver screen
July film festival has been capturing one film festival-goer's heart since the early days in the Regent theatre.
Film Festival review: V/H/S 2
Chris Schulz takes in a horror film screening as part of this year's film festival.
Dominic Corry: Cheap Thrills and Computer Chess at the film festival
Dominic Corry takes in some highlights from the film festival.