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other film programs were presented
in conjunction with the exhibitions
‘unnerved: the new Zealand project’
and ‘Valentino, retrospective: past/
present/future’. the new Zealand
noir (1 may – 4 July 2010) program
reflected on the stories, locations
and characters that feature strongly
in new Zealand cinema, and on
the unique visions of new Zealand
filmmakers. fashion & film (7 august
– 14 november 2010) comprised a
three-part program of feature films,
documentaries and videos exploring
fashion and its relationship to cinema
— this fashion Life, glamour: adrian
and the golden age of hollywood,
and masquerade.
opposite: production still from Valentino: The Last Emperor (detail)
2008 | director: matt tyrnauer | image courtesy: hopscotch films
above: production still from An Angel at my Table 1990 |
director: Jane campion | image courtesy: hibiscus films
Left: production still from Mamma Roma 1962 | director: pier paolo
pasolini | image courtesy: british film institute, intramovies
key genre programs and filmmaker
retrospectives continued to be
extremely popular. highlights included
extravagant cinema: from cabiria to
the inferno (26 may – 2 June 2010),
bond, Jane bond: hong kong action
women of the 1960s (23 July –
1 august 2010) and pier paolo pasolini:
we are all in danger (3 november –
1 december 2010).
the gallery has collaborated with
a number of organisations through
the australian cinémathéque, and
many of these film programs would
not have been possible without this
generous support. for a full listing of
all programs and supporters for 2010,
please see pp. 96–97.