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[olivialaita]

I don't think she knows how awesome she is. Lanita Ririnui, speaking some 'Play the Game' talk.

[olivialaita]

Cool talanoa with film creatives for NZ Film Commission gathering at Studio 40.

[fixiegirls]

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[nowayzinedine]

Yet another fine looking short backed by the New Zealand Film Commission. 'The Weight of Elephants'.

[newerzealand]

#5. Motion Pictures

The New Zealand motion picture industry is overseen by an organisation called the New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC). This group is responsible for the design, production and distribution of a vast number of faux posters and other print media, in order to disingenuously enhance New Zealand's international reputation as a film making Mecca. For those aware of the NZFC's fake propaganda, it is fairly easy to spot a poster for a non-existent film. Be wary of advertisements for films that that:

Are based on blatantly unbelievable premises (a yellow mini is capable of driving the length of the country; Michael J. Fox lives in Lyttleton; a man needs to tell his wife twice that his friend requires eggs).

Star Sam Neill.

Feature more than seven cast and crew members.

Cast Sam Neill in a supporting role.

Examples of obvious fakes:

(Tell-tale sign: No one would ever visit Invercargill in real-life, let alone in a so-called "classic buddy road movie")

(Tell-tale sign: title is "Boy") Despite all of this, New Zealand has in fact produced three films - the now internationally acclaimed Lord of the Rings trilogy. Lord of the Rings DVD and merchandise sales, sight-seeing tours and pornographic spin-offs now make up a substantial percentage of the New Zealand GDP (though still less than bungee jumping and sheepskin products).