The Gaylene Preston Collection
Ed Preston (Martin Henderson) and his partner Tui (Chelsie Preston Crayford) on the train home, in Home by Christmas.
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Tony Barry (Ed Preston) in movie Home by Christmas (2010).
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A behind the scenes shot in Pāuatahanui, during the filming of 1985 movie Mr Wrong. From left to right: director Gaylene Preston (seated), assistant grip Alistair Allan, camera operator Alun Bollinger, first assistant director John Samuels, continuity person Margot Shellgrove, and cinematographer Thomas Burstyn.
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On the set of 1985 movie Mr Wrong. From left to right (at the back): Wayne Leonard, Thomas Burstyn (wearing hat), Margot Shellgrove, director Gaylene Preston, John Samuels, Alun Bollinger, Chris Graves and Robin Murphy. Foreground: Jan Fisher and lead actor Heather Bolton (in swanndri).
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Rata (Vanessa Rare) takes to the stage in Gaylene Preston's second movie, Ruby and Rata (1990). Meanwhile Sike (Russell Gowers) gets ready to turn it up to eleven.
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Charlie (Mick Rose) and Sonja (Geneviève Picot) listen to a speech by Stan Whitehead, protesting about plans to remove the Nelson railway line, in Bread and Roses(1993).
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Sonja (Geneviève Picot) and American marine corporal Red (Erik Thomson) steal a moment together in Bread & Roses.
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Melanie (Rachael Blake) suggests it's time to go, to the man she meets at the pub (Sam Neill). A scene from early in Perfect Strangers (2003).
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Sam Neill in Gaylene Preston's 2003 feature Perfect Strangers.
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Arriving on the island: Melanie (Rachael Blake) and The Man (Sam Neill) in Perfect Strangers.
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A photo of Flo Small, one of the women interviewed for 1995 documentary War Stories.
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A portrait of Mabel Waititi and her child. Waititi was interviewed for 1995 documentary War Stories.
Photo courtesy of Gaylene Preston Productions