Archive for the 'Online TV' Category
August 17 2010
Holiday for Susan and Other Choice NZ On Screen Links
posted by Steven Shaw at 12:39 pmHoliday For Susan
This month’s picks from NZ on Screen all feature women… and aircraft. First up there’s Holiday for Susan, a promotional short film made by the National Film Unit in 1962 to promote tourism. Next, Jean Batten – Garbo of the Skies, a full length documentary profiling legendary NZ aviator Jean Batten; and a classic NZ music clip – Sharon O’Neill’s “Maxine”…
June 25 2010
Mark II and other Choice NZ On Screen Links
posted by Steven Shaw at 2:54 pmMark II
Our latest picks from NZ On Screen – New Zealand’s online showcase of TV, film and music video: a loose trilogy of films from the 1980s about Maori and Pacific Island teens and the path to delinquency have been put up in full, including Kingi’s Story, borstal film Kingpin and road movie Mark II. All feature young Mitchell Manuel, who became co-writer in the series with screenwriter-director Mike Walker. Check them out below…
June 24 2010
Munter Mocks Fagan
posted by Ana Samways at 1:29 pmTammy Davis (aka Outrageous Fortune’s Munter) channels a lip-snarling Andrew Fagan, and introduces Kiwi music TV classic “Beatnik” by The Clean…
June 08 2010
Under the Mountain and other Choice NZ On Screen Links
posted by Steven Shaw at 5:04 pmOur picks this month from NZ On Screen – New Zealand’s online showcase of TV, film and music video — the first episode from the 1981 TV adaptation of Under the Mountain, and an episode of Peppermint Twist called “Let’s Limbo Some More”. Check them out below…
May 07 2010
Reluctant Hero and Other Choice NZ On Screen Links
posted by Steven Shaw at 12:15 pmOur picks this month from NZ On Screen – New Zealand’s online showcase of TV, film and music video, including Reluctant Hero, a behind the scenes documentary about war hero Corporal Bill “Willie” Apiata VC. There’s also footage from This is New Zealand — NZ’s promotional effort at the 1970 expo — and a 1971 National Film Unit documentary called Dustie, which looks at a day in the life of Wellington refuse collectors. Check them out below…



