| Programme 1 - 3hrs (c178mins) - 11.05am - 2.05am |
| Speechless |
Morag Brownlie |
8 mins 20 secs |
| The Gathering Documentary 97/98 |
Kylie Plunkett, Alison Green, Zef Fugaz and Weston Owen, 1998 |
37 mins |
| Mes Mer |
Morag Brownlie |
13 mins |
| Waltz |
Lisa Reihana, 1998 |
6 mins |
| Styx |
Virginia King, 1997 |
9 mins |
| Noise (Theme and Variations) |
David Downes, 1998 |
8 mins |
| Ki Te La |
Mary Jane O'Reilly, 1996 |
5 mins |
| Little Echo Lost |
Armagan Ballantyne, 1998 |
6 mins |
| Behind Me Is Black |
Seductor productions, 1999 |
15 mins |
| Playing Possum |
Peter Salmon, 1998 |
7 mins |
| Red Winged |
Alex Monteith |
8.5 mins |
| The Find |
Donovan Gabrielson |
13.5 mins |
| Group Therapy |
Tessa Hoffe |
14 mins |
| Drift |
Karen Barbour and Barclay Armstrong |
6 mins |
| Off the Wall |
Jason Naran |
5 mins |
| Sheep Revolution, Michael the Terrapin goes to Parliament and Belly of the Rats |
Mark Anthony Clarkson-Smith |
3.5 mins |
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| Programme 2 - 3hrs - 2.05am - 5.05am |
| Boguns |
Grant Lahood |
22 mins |
| Rotten |
Craig Cladding |
4 mins |
| Where's that Happy Face |
Sofie Finlay |
10 mins 8 secs |
| Turangawaewae |
Simon Price |
10 mins |
| W.E.T. |
Sophie Findlay |
15 mins |
| Wobblemation |
Craig Powell |
5 mins |
| The Beloved |
Leonora Carrington |
10 mins |
| Sucking the Lemon |
|
7 mins 5 secs |
| Lament for Barney Flannigan |
Paul Judge |
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| Short Cuts |
Heloise le Gros |
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| Never Ends |
Kent Briggs |
6 mins |
| Australia Day |
Douglas Bagnall |
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| Elam students' work: |
| The Definitive Quantifier |
Alex Monteith |
6 mins |
| Flowers and Text |
Kirsten Marcon, 1999 |
1 min |
| Hotel |
Kirsten Marcon, 1999 |
3 mins |
| Wake |
Jasmina Tomic, 1999 |
4 mins |
| RSVP Cycle |
Jasmina Tomic, 1999 |
4 mins |
| Metropolis of Discontent |
Craig Gladding, 1999 |
6 mins |
| Milk Road Fallings |
Alex Monteith, 1999 |
1 min |
| Still |
Janine Randerson, 1999 |
3 mins |
| Still Life / Famous Man |
Janine Randerson, 1999 |
.45 min |
| Leo |
Alex Sutherland, 1998 |
1 min |
| Scaper |
Alex Sutherland, 1999 |
2 mins |
| Nine |
Mike Lonsdale, 1999 |
4.40 mins |
| The Box |
Mike Lonsdale, 1998 |
6.15 mins |
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| Programme 3 - 99mins 43 secs - 5.05am - 6.45am |
| Black Tracks - commissioned by the Arts Council of England and Channel Four and presented in NZ in association with the British Council. A programme of 6 short documentaries exploring black/asian music and culture |
| Canto Fever |
Following three students at Manchester University Chuppies (Chinese Yuppies), the film gives a glimpse into their lives and loves, and their love of their favourite music, Canto Pop, a unique blend of Eastern and Western music. |
| Bristol Vibes |
This film explores Afro Caribbean music - it follows a progression of black music from the reggae driven dub of Henry Louis through to the soul of Smith and Mighty to the jungle crossover of Roni Size and DJ Krust. |
| Chutney in Yuh Soca |
An exploration of chutney-hot, hot, hot Indian music which is the latest form of popular music to emerge from Trinidad and Tobago. Traditionally played by women during marriage preparations the music has its roots in the folk tunes brought from India to the Caribbean 150 years ago. Recently it has been mixed with the better sound of soca (or Calypso) for form Chutney-soc, giving woman a new voice in popular music. |
| Kali Pani |
Explores the culture of a different sector of British culture, the Moslem inhabitants of the Isle of Lewis. Two forms of expression are explored - Gaelic and Punjabi music and language. |
| Soul Survivor |
The story of the Jamaican superstar Byron Lee. This film documents the development of ska to Lee's current enthusiasm for dancehall. |
| A Mulatto Song |
Explores the life of musician George Augustsu Polgreen Bridgetower who was born in the eighteenth century to an African father and a European mother. A viruoso violinist from childhod, he became an attraction throughout Europe before receiving the patronage of the Prince Regent of England. He was both a contemporary and friend of Beethoven, whose Kreutzner Sonata was originally dedicated to him. |
