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Kaleidoscope - 1986 Cannes Film Festival
Television (Full Length Episode) – 1986
This 1986 Kaleidoscope excerpt visits the world’s premier film festival. Reporter and future Once Were Warriors producer Robin Scholes begins with the official competition – where two years before Vigil vied for the top prize, the Palme d’Or – then focuses on Kiwi films being promoted in the marketplace. She interviews the NZ Film Commission's Lindsay Shelton (selling Arriving Tuesday); Dorothee Pinfold (Dangerous Orphans), asks producer Larry Parr (Bridge to Nowhere) if Kiwi films can survive without tax breaks, and chats to Challenge Films' Henry Fownes and Paul Davis.
This year, even a cloud of nuclear fallout and the threat of terrorist bombs, didn't stop the festival from attracting a giddy cocktail of people and events.– Reporter Robin Scholes
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