In one elegant shot this short documentary takes the viewer on an unusual journey through a New Zealand home on a summer's day. A peaceful work that initiates contemplation on what humans choose to have in their homes, and the natural and man-made symphony that surrounds us all.
Filmmaker: Andrew
Scott
Andrew originally trained as an actor at Toi Whakaari, NZ Drama School. He then segued into documentary, teaching himself to direct, shoot and edit by making a self-funded documentary called Kambala, which examined the ritual and sport of buffalo racing in India.
Kambala screened at numerous festivals in NZ and won the Culture and Environment Award and Judge's Award at the inaugural Wet West Film Festival. He was then trainee director working on the first series of Takatapui - a gay, lesbian and transgender show for Maori Television.
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