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The New Zealand International Film Festival has films to warm you up as the weather gets cooler. Features of the festival’s annual Autumn Events programme include the Judy Garland classic A Star is Born, Gretta Garbo’s Camille, New Zealand documentary Meat, and Burden of Dreams which immortalizes the making of Werner Herzog’s Fitzcarraldo. NZIFF head Bill Gosden takes us through the progamme.
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