1970’S DOCUMENTARIES

The following documentaries were made for New Zealand television in the 1970’s and were inspired by films made at a similar time by the BBC in UK.

The Day We Landed on the Most Perfect Planet In the Universe

Children’s concepts of freedom are revealed in this film with Michael Heath playing the role of a school teacher at a NZ Primary school in Petone.

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Getting Together

The need for humans to form tribes and groups is discussed in this film about clubs in New Zealand

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THE UNBELIEVEABLE GLORY OF THE HUMAN VOICE

A celebration of the human voice in all its styles, and passions, both beautiful and dreadful.

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RALLY

Some of the worlds best drivers fight it out on a rally that circumnavigates both islands of New Zealand.

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DECIDING

Examines the human failure to make decisions, especially relating to climate change

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TAKIS UNLIMITED

Kinetic sculptor Takis wants to create works that are affordable to students. But it doesn’t work out.

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TAKE THREE PASSIONS

A musician, an astronomer, and a rugby journalist compare their passions

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