‘Hone Tuwhare: No Other Lips’ with Dame Gaylene Preston
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Join CoCA for a screening of 'No Other Lips: Hone Tuwhare' followed by a Q&A with Dame Gaylene Preston at Lumiere Cinemas
Hone Tuwhare: No Other Lips with Dame Gaylene Preston
1996, 46 minutes
Lumiere Cinema
The Arts Centre
A warts-and-all tribute to one of the country’s best-known, best-loved and most colourful literary figures. In a tiny house in the South Otago settlement of Kaka Point where he wrote prolifically,
Hone Tuwhare allowed a film crew to observe him at home, and travelling the country reading his work. The result is a punchy portrait of a remarkable poet and a great New Zealand character.
Following the film, join Director Dame Gaylene Preston for a Q&A session.
A rare screening of the life and art of late poet laureate Hone Tuwhare (1922-2008) by an extraordinary Kiwi filmmaker.
Details
2.00pm Complimentary glass of wine or beer on arrival, plus nibbles
2.30pm Film starts
3.15pm Q&A with Dame Gaylene Preston
Thanks to the generosity of Dame Gaylene, this screening supports CoCA Toi Moroki contemporary art gallery. Proceeds from this event go towards CoCA’s programming.
About Gaylene Preston
Dame Gaylene Preston’s career spans six decades. An innovative writer, director and producer, her focus on telling New Zealand stories has won awards, and her films have screened at major international film festivals.
Her filmography includes GRACE A Prayer for Peace, Perfect Strangers, War Stories, Bread and Roses, Ruby and Rata, and Mr Wrong. Her generosity has been central to the development of our contemporary filmmaking community.
About CoCA
CoCA Toi Moroki is a leading art gallery in Ōtautahi Christchurch governed by the Canterbury Society of Arts Charitable Trust (CSA). Our vision is to create a thriving home for art and culture in Waitaha, igniting connections between artists and community. We fulfil this by offering free exhibitions and events that invite our Waitaha community to explore contemporary art.
Hone Tuwhare: No Other Lips with Dame Gaylene Preston
1996, 46 minutes
Lumiere Cinema
The Arts Centre
A warts-and-all tribute to one of the country’s best-known, best-loved and most colourful literary figures. In a tiny house in the South Otago settlement of Kaka Point where he wrote prolifically,
Hone Tuwhare allowed a film crew to observe him at home, and travelling the country reading his work. The result is a punchy portrait of a remarkable poet and a great New Zealand character.
Following the film, join Director Dame Gaylene Preston for a Q&A session.
A rare screening of the life and art of late poet laureate Hone Tuwhare (1922-2008) by an extraordinary Kiwi filmmaker.
Details
2.00pm Complimentary glass of wine or beer on arrival, plus nibbles
2.30pm Film starts
3.15pm Q&A with Dame Gaylene Preston
Thanks to the generosity of Dame Gaylene, this screening supports CoCA Toi Moroki contemporary art gallery. Proceeds from this event go towards CoCA’s programming.
About Gaylene Preston
Dame Gaylene Preston’s career spans six decades. An innovative writer, director and producer, her focus on telling New Zealand stories has won awards, and her films have screened at major international film festivals.
Her filmography includes GRACE A Prayer for Peace, Perfect Strangers, War Stories, Bread and Roses, Ruby and Rata, and Mr Wrong. Her generosity has been central to the development of our contemporary filmmaking community.
About CoCA
CoCA Toi Moroki is a leading art gallery in Ōtautahi Christchurch governed by the Canterbury Society of Arts Charitable Trust (CSA). Our vision is to create a thriving home for art and culture in Waitaha, igniting connections between artists and community. We fulfil this by offering free exhibitions and events that invite our Waitaha community to explore contemporary art.
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Where is it happening?
Lumière Cinemas, The Arts Centre, Rolleston Ave, Christchurch Central, Christchurch 8013, New Zealand, Christchurch
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