Annie Goldson
Annie Goldson, NZOM, is probably New Zealand's most awarded documentary filmmaker. Her work — including the feature-length An Island Calling, Brother Number One and Kim Dotcom: Caught in the Web — often examines the political through the personal. Goldson's films have played widely overseas, and won awards in New Zealand, England, Spain, France, the Philippines and the United States.
The trick in documentary it seems to me is how to provide historical context without oversimplification of history, while sustaining the narrative momentum of the personal story. Annie Goldson, in an interview with Listener writer David Larsen, 8 July 2011
Annie Goldson on Sheilas: 28 Years on
Interview, 2018
Annie Goldson: Award-winning documentary filmmaker...
Interview, 2013
Red Mole: A Romance
2023, Director, Producer, Editor, Sound Recordist - Film
A Mild Touch of Cancer
2021, Director, Writer, Producer, Additional Editing - Film
Kim Dotcom: Caught in the Web
2017, Director, Writer, Co-Producer - Film
He Toki Huna: New Zealand in Afghanistan
2013, Producer, Co-Director, Writer, Editor - Film
Brother Number One
2011, Director, Writer, Co-Editor, Producer - Film
An Island Calling
2008, Director, Writer, Producer, Additional Editing - Television
Elgar's Enigma
2006, Director, Producer, Editor, Sound, Writer, Research - Television
Pacific Solution
2005, Producer, Additional Camera Operator - Television
Sheilas: 28 Years On
2004, Co-Director, Narrator, Interviewer, Executive Producer, Research - Film
Georgie Girl
2001, Director, Producer - Film
Punitive Damage
1999, Director, Producer - Film
Seeing Red
1995, Director, Writer, Associate Producer - Television