Kaikohe Demolition director Florian Habicht talks about his life and inspiration to NZ On Screen’s Clare O’Leary. “You learnt from making mistakes, it [early films made with friends] wasn’t like film school where you’re taught how to make films, it was more through experimenting and doing things your own way …”
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Credits: Direction and Interview - Clare O’Leary, Camera and Editing - Leo Guerchmann
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Comments
by Bruce Hopkins on 22 October 2008 at 1:24pm
It’s always a joy to listen to Florian talk about his work, as his work is his passion. His film with Warwick Broadhead is almost a perfect combo meal, you have two vibrant and talented eccentrics exploring each others art forms as they create a film that has some moments of absolutely stunning beauty on both a human level and as an art form. Long may you reign Florian.
Look forward to what NY brings, cheers
Bruce Hopkins
ps thanks and congrats to Clare, Russell, Roger, Rob and the rest of the crew for sailing this here cyber vessel onto our screens, I look forward to the journey
ciao
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