Film
The Waterfall
2010 · 47m · Documentary
Four of New Zealand's most celebrated artists journey to Fiordland. The story follows the artistic process of each, from the sketches
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Overview
Four of New Zealand's most celebrated artists journey to Fiordland. Over the course of a 5 day voyage they not only explore the most spectacular landscapes on earth, but embark on their own artistic response to the wilderness and to its history - in particular the legacy of William Hodges, ship's artist with Captain Cook in 1773. The Waterfall brings some of New Zealand's most renowned contemporary artists to Fiordland, and to the screen: Gerda Leenards, John Walsh, Nigel Brown and Melvin 'Pat' Day. The story follows the artistic process of each, from the sketches "en plain air" to the final artwork. A work of art in itself, The Waterfall combines good characters, a great yarn, humour and stunning imagery within the natural canvas of World Heritage Status Fiordland.
Cast
Crew
- Peta CareyDirector
- Renaud MaireDirector of Photography
- Annie CollinsEditor
Details
- Release date
- May 11, 2010
- Status
- Released
- Original language
- English
- Runtime
- 47m
- Genres
- Documentary
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