Alexander Behse
German-raised Alexander Behse has produced a run of documentaries exploring Māori subjects, from ta moko to te reo Shakespeare, to acclaimed Tūhoe HQ story Ever the Land. Behse got an MA in production from UTS Sydney, and has many TV credits as an editor. He made his directing debut with 2012 TV documentary Nazi Hunter, and was at the helm of award-winning TV series Radar Across the Pacific.
The Māori world is different. It is their story, no matter how old it is. Alexander Behse, in a 17 October 2009 NZ Herald interview about documentary The Flight of Te Hookioi
There is No "I" in Threesome
2021, Producer - Film
My Year with Helen
2017, Executive Producer - Film
Kim Dotcom: Caught in the Web
2017, Producer - Film
Poi E: The Story of Our Song
2016, Producer - Film
Ever the Land
2015, Producer, Additional Camera Operator - Film
French Connection
2011, Editor - Television
Lost in Translation 3 - The Waitangi Sheet (episode three)
2009, Editor - Television
Lost in Translation 5 - The Bay of Plenty Sheets (episode five)
2009, Editor - Television
Lost in Translation 6 - The Tauranga Sheet (episode six)
2009, Editor - Television
Lost in Translation 10 - The Herald Bunbury Sheet (episode 10)
2009, Editor - Television
Lost in Translation 1 - The Beginnings (First Episode)
2009, Editor - Television
Lost in Translation 2 - Te Tiriti o Waitangi (episode two)
2009, Editor - Television
Lost in Translation 4 - The Manukau-Kāwhia Sheet (episode four)
2009, Editor - Television
Lost in Translation 7 - The East Coast Sheet (episode seven)
2009, Editor - Television
Lost in Translation 8 - The Waikato-Manukau and Printed Sheets (episode eight)
2009, Editor - Television
Lost in Translation 9 - The Henry Williams Sheet (episode nine)
2009, Editor - Television