# Geoff Murphy
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Geoffrey Peter Murphy (12 October 1938 – 3 December 2018) was a New Zealand filmmaker, producer, director, and screenwriter best known for his work during the renaissance of New Zealand cinema that began in the second half of the 1970s. His second feature Goodbye Pork Pie (1981) was the first New Zealand film to win major commercial success on its own soil. Murphy directed several Hollywood features during the 1990s, before returning to New Zealand as second-unit director on The Lord of the Rings film trilogy.
Episode 83 - The Quiet Pork Pie
Thanks to faithful listener Jason, we discovered something new and wonderful for the is episode of the podcast. He turned us on to New Zealand director Geoff Murphy and suggested that we pair up two of his films. We start with 1981's Goodbye Pork Pie which follows a nutty young man named Jerry a...
Ampocalypse | Geoff Murphy of Call Me Amour on Slam Dunk, 2000Trees and Festival Survival
In this episode of Ampocalypse, Damian FitzGerald is joined by Geoff Murphy of Call Me Amour for a conversation that dives deep into festival culture, mental health awareness within the alternative music scene, and what happens when a music festival becomes humanity’s last surviving society.
Acro...
Ampocalypse | Geoff Murphy of Call Me Amour Revisits His Slam Dunk Apocalypse
In this episode of Ampocalypse, Damian FitzGerald is joined by Geoff Murphy of Call Me Amour for a special on-site Slam Dunk Festival edition of the show.
A few weeks back, Geoff stepped into his own Ampocalypse and laid out his plan for surviving the end of the world at a music festival. Now, su...
Fort McMurray Fire: Inside One of Canada's Largest Evacuations | Master Your Medics
How do you prepare to evacuate more than 100,000 people during a disaster of unprecedented scale?
In this episode of the Paratus Podcast, Master Your Medics founder, Geoff Murphy reflects on his experience during the Fort McMurray wildfires, one of the largest evacuation efforts in Canadian histo...
Strange Country - Episode 05: Life Before Jackson
New Zealand horror did not start with Peter Jackson.
In 1984 a gory little film about mutants on an island won the grand prize at a Paris festival of fantastic cinema, with Alejandro Jodorowsky heading the jury. It was called Death Warmed Up. It came out three years before Bad Taste.
This episode...
The Pursuit of Mastery: Preparation, Mentorship, and Learning From Mistakes
Most people picture a master clinician as the person in the room who knows every answer. In reality, mastery looks like the opposite, and admitting what you do not know.
Ross talks with FlightBridgeED co-founder Eric Bauer about the “rage to mastery”, the advice that kept him in EMS after a seri...
Episode 138: Sunshine + The Quiet Earth
It's the end of the world as we know it and we feel... well, you can't complain, can you?Author and publisher AM Belsey joins us today to discuss a couple of films about the end of the world... or ARE they??? We check out Danny Boyle's Sunshine (2007), and follow it up with cult New Zealand curio...
Post-ROSC Care and Pacing: Prove the Perfusion
Getting a pulse back feels like a win. Seeing pacer spikes and something that resembles a pulse feels reassuring. But in both situations, the monitor can make you feel better before the patient actually is.
Geoff Murphy of Master Your Medics breaks down the fragile minutes after return of sponta...
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin: Hope, Mayday & The Quiet Earth
Nights' Dan Slevin, is one of the best film reviewers in any medium, consistently convincing, insightful, unpretentious, perceptive, thoughtful and articulate. He joins us every Thursday night, and here's what's caught his eye this week.
Nights' resident screen critic joins Mark Leishman to revi...
Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995) Review — Peak ’90s Steven Seagal Action on a Train
Angry Dad hosts Your Dad’s Action Movie Podcast and reviews Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995), explaining his lifelong love of action movies from growing up at drive-in theaters where his mom let him watch them, and how that shaped what he shares with his own kids. He reads the film’s synopsis...
