Film
At The Movies for 1 October 2015
On At The Movies, Simon Morris looks at two contrasting streets – London Road, based on the ground-breaking, stage-show musical, and Tangerine – life on the hustle on Hollywood Boulevard. He also… Video, Audio
At The Movies for 1 October 2015
On At The Movies, Simon Morris looks at two contrasting streets – London Road, based on the ground-breaking, stage-show musical, and Tangerine – life on the hustle on Hollywood Boulevard. He also…
Video, AudioJoni Rodgers: Ghostwriter
Ghostwriting is ever so slightly shady by its nature. Writers are paid to stand in the shadows while others take credit for their work, but according to writer and sometimes ghostwriter Joni Rodgers… Audio
Turning film noir into dance noir
Zahra Killeen-Chance is an award winning choreographer and dancer, whose choreographed work has been produced in Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin and Taipei. Currently Zahra is studying for a masters in… Audio
Jocelyn Moorhouse: women in film
Australian film writer/director (Proof, How to Make an American Quilt) and producer (Muriel's Wedding) whose new film, The Dressmaker, has a WIFT benefit screening in Wellington before its opening… Video, Audio
At The Movies for 24 September
Simon Morris looks at two award-worthy thrillers - Everest, the movie version of Rob Hall's disastrous clime, Sicario starring Emily Blunt and Benicio del Toro, and he also talks to expat American… Video, Audio
At The Movies for 24 September
Simon Morris looks at two award-worthy thrillers - Everest, the movie version of Rob Hall's disastrous clime, Sicario starring Emily Blunt and Benicio del Toro, and he also talks to expat American…
Video, AudioFilm review with Dan Slevin
SICARIO, IRIS and an introduction to RNZ's new film and home video programme for the web. Audio
Born To Dance - Tammy Davis
Actor, writer and director Tammy Davis discusses his new film project, Born To Dance. Audio
Paper Boat - Alex Mitcalfe Wilson
Paper Boat is a new film essay. It's a 30 minute film, that follows the journey a book follows when it is published today. It looks at how writers, editors, designers, printers, binders, booksellers… Audio
Everest the film is released tomorrow
The film "Everest" is being released tomorow, Morning Report speaks to the film's co-producer Tim Bevan. Audio
Rare glimpse of original Christchurch Town Hall Designs
Now the Christchurch Town Hall rebuild is officially happening, a rare opportunity has come up to see the original plans from 1968.The Warren & Mahoney drawings are kept in the MacMillan Brown… Audio
Jemaine Clement - Romantic Lead
Jemaine Clement's new movie People, Places, Things is showing now at cinemas around New Zealand. Audio
At the Movies - 609
On At The Movies, Simon Morris reviews Straight Outta Compton, the hit biopic about gangsta-rap pioneers NWA. He also goes to the first Transporter film without Jason Statham, The Transporter… Audio
Straight Outta Compton - Film review
Simon Morris reviews the hit film about hiphop legends, NWA - Straight Outta Compton - featuring Ice Cube's son playing his rapper father. Audio
The Transporter Refuelled - Film review
Simon Morris reviews The Transporter Refuelled, a reboot of the franchise with Game of Throne's Ed Skrein replacing Jason Statham. Audio
A Walk in the Woods - Film review
Simon Morris reviews the film version of the Bill Bryson best-seller, A Walk In The Woods, starring Robert Redford, Nick Nolte and Emma Thompson. Audio
First woman to climb Mount Cook to be immortalised on film
The big story this year is the increasing visibility of women-focused movies. Not just hit films like Trainwreck, Pitch Perfect, Fifty Shades of Grey and Ricki and the Flash but women-driven… Audio, Gallery
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl - film review
Simon Morris reviews Sundance smash hit Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, which is rather more than a sum of the parts of the title. Video, Audio