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Forgotten Silver (1997)

The life story of Colin McKenzie, a forgotten pioneer of international cinema who was born in rural New Zealand in 1888.

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Erik G 10 Jan 2008

Peter Jackson like we used to know him. Really funny documentary that really requires some degree of intelligence to enjoy. Good work.

Ben B 11 Aug 2009

What's in a name? Worth seeking out, this is a great story of one of NZ's unknown innovators in a carefully crafted and very entertaining documentary.

Ben C 25 Aug 2007

So real, and the interviews are all deadpan so it works perfectly. Well done Peter

Wu C 13 Jan 2008

Seeing this film opened my eyes a bit more: making political propaganda can't be much harder and this film really works even though it has some obvious fictive elements. Ergo political propaganda works. Spooky.

amy c 20 Dec 2007

we were told this was real in our eng class and then we got told we got punked i thought something wasnt right about this because i hadnt read about this guy but still thought it was real