Alister Barry
Alister Barry has been making intelligent and provocative documentaries for more than three decades. Barry's films reflect his longtime interest in how power is exercised in a democracy, and how the decisions of the powerful impact on ordinary people's lives.
Alister Barry is one of the under-sung heroes of the New Zealand film world. Graeme Tuckett, writing in The Dominion Post
Alister Barry: Making political films from Mururoa 1973 to Hot Air...
Interview, 2016
Hot Air
2014, Co-Director, Writer, Producer - Film
Operation 8
2011, Consultant - Film
50 Years of New Zealand Television: 2 - The Whole World's Watching
2010, Subject - Television
The Hollow Men
2008, Producer, Director, Camera, Writer - Film
A Civilised Society
2006, Writer, Director, Producer - Film
Sedition
2005, Camera - Film
Tau Te Mauri - Breath of Peace
2005, Consultant - Film
In a Land of Plenty
2002, Writer, Director - Film
The Intruder
1999, Camera Operator - Short Film
Campaign
1999, Consultant - Film
Backroom Troubles
1997, Camera Operator - Film
Someone Else's Country
1996, Writer, Director - Film
A Nuclear Free Pacific (Niuklia Fri Pasifik)
1988, Producer - Film
The Dominant Species
1985, Crew - Television
Patu!
1983, Additional Camera Operator - Film
Goodbye Pork Pie
1981, Grip - Film
A Fair Deal
1979, Camera - Film
Two Rivers Meet / Te Tutakinga O Nga Awa E Rua
1977, Camera Operator - Short Film
Old Man's Story
1977, Asst. Camera - Short Film
Mururoa 1973
1973, Editor, Director, Camera, Producer - Television