Film Screening
dunedin.art.museumBarry Barclay: The Camera on the Shore.
A documentary. A feature-length portrait of a man who argued eloquently for the rights of indigenous people to control the camera. Based on extensive interviews with Barry Barclay and those who knew him — and footage from his work — it traces the path of one of the first people to bring a Māori perspective to the screen.
In association with From the Shore. Screening Courtesy of the film’s director, Graeme Tuckett.
Barry Barclay: The Camera on the Shore.
A documentary. A feature-length portrait of a man who argued eloquently for the rights of indigenous people to control the camera. Based on extensive interviews with Barry Barclay and those who knew him — and footage from his work — it traces the path of one of the first people to bring a Māori perspective to the screen.
In association with From the Shore. Screening Courtesy of the film’s director, Graeme Tuckett.