Title |
Why Anzac / with Sam Neill. |
Published |
Australia : Roadshow Entertainment, 2015. |
©2015 |
Description |
1 DVD-video (approx. 86 min.) : sound, colour ; 12 cm. |
Sound Characteristics |
digital optical surround |
Video Characteristics |
DVD PAL |
Digital File Characteristics |
video file DVD video Region 4 |
Form of Work |
Documentary film |
Notes |
"Sam Neil examines the enduring myths of the Anzac legend"--Container. |
Credits |
Directed by Kriv Stenders ; Written and produced by Owen Hughes, Alan Erson ; Produced by Aline Jacques. |
Performers |
Narrated by Sam Neill. |
Summary |
From Gallipoli Peninsula back to the Otago Peninsula in New Zealand where Sam grew up, across the Tasman to Australia where he has lived for 35 years, and over to the killing fields of Belgium, France, Crete and Italy, Sam takes a compelling look at the reasons why New Zealand and Australia are still bound by the blood shed during a century of warfare. On the centenary of disastrous Gallipoli landing, the film looks for answers as to why that particular event has become symbolic and is remembered more than any other in the two nations' shared history. |
Target audience note |
Rated: PG. |
Language note |
In English with English captions, descriptive subtitles for hearing impaired. |
Subjects |
World War, 1914-1918 -- Campaigns -- Turkey -- Gallipoli Peninsula |
World War, 1914-1918 -- Participation, Australian |
World War, 1914-1918 -- Participation, New Zealand |
Anzac Day |
Genre |
Documentary films |
Nonfiction films |
Video recordings for the hearing impaired |
Other Names |
Neill, Sam narrator. |
Stenders, Kriv director. |
Hughes, Owen producer, screenwriter. |
Erson, Alan producer, screenwriter. |
Jacques, Aline producer. |
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