LAND OF THE LONG WHITE CLOUD
is now screening!


(Wellington Feb 10 opens at the Film Archive Cinema...)
www.filmarchive.org.nz

to book phone the Academy on (09) 373 2761

for sessions visit http://www.academycinemas.co.nz

Having caught the Far North at play in Kaikohe Demolition, local film-maker Florian Habicht returned to film them fishing on
Ninety Mile Beach at the ‘Snapper Classic’ – the worlds largest Snapper fishing contest.

"The brain is a multi-faceted thing that thinks about all sorts of
things, mostly bullshit – whereas a fish doesn’t, a fish only thinks
about eating, reproduction, and staying alive.
A bit like the kiwi male, probably.” Muses local fisherman Neil Moody in the film.

"An injection of Awesome" - Fabian Fanboy 95 BFM

“Will touch any kiwi to the core" -NZ LISTENER

"fookin awesome. moral of the story for me; don't go for the cheese. IT'S A TRAP!"
- David Carman

"A marvellous celebration of our land and people" - Herald on Sunday

"Minor masterpiece"
*****-REAL GROOVE MAGAZINE

"Must Be Seen" –NATIONAL RADIO

"So salty and true you could bottle it..." - NZ FILM FESTIVAL

**** TV 3 News, **** Sunday Star Times, **** Herald on Sunday
**** Real Groove Guide **** Flicks.co.nz **** Star Weekend Christchurch

95 BFM film review:
http://95bfm.com/assets/sm/194755/3/fabian200110.mp3

NATIONAL RADIO FILM REVIEW:
http://static.radionz.net.nz/assets/audio_item/0016/2202712/ntn-20100203-1150-Film_review_-_Graeme_Tuckett-m048.asx

National Cinema release:
Thursday 21 January 2010 opens Auckland (Academy Cinema), in Kerikeri (Cathay)
Hamilton (Victoria), Motueka (Gecko), Dargaville (Kumera Box), Waiheke Island and Dunedin (Metropolis Cinema).

Matakana (11 Feb) HOKITIKA (10 Feb)

Te Puke, Gisborne, Rotorua and Taupo Cinemas coming soon too.

Wednesday 10 February the film opens at the Film Archive Cinema in Welllington.

"An acute sense of Kiwi identity that brings both a smile and a tear... Habicht captures, without fuss or pretension, the elemental and surreal qualities of the seascape while evoking something that's quintessentially New Zealand"
-NZ Listener film review by Helene Wong.