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Directed by Peter Jackson and Costa Botes.
Forgotten Silver is probably Peter Jackson's least widely seen film, which is a huge shame as, along with his first feature Bad Taste, it is the one that most obviously reflects the director's love affair with cinema and the joy he takes in the process of its construction. 4D Man (1959) 320.
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This looks good, but as is the case with all documentaries, the image lacks the polish of a normal feature film.
Films listed in "The International Guide to Weird and Wonderful Films on DVD". 1-month free trial! The film itself even sports faked end titles (crediting Sovofilm with the 'Russian' footage, for instance) so there's a lot that can use explaining. Classic kiwi mockumentary by Costa Botes and Peter Jackson, exploring the life and career of fictional, pioneering filmmaker Colin McKenzie.
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[Peter Jackson; Costa Botes; Sue Rogers; David Donaldson; Sam Neill; Harvey Weinstein; Leonard Maltin; WingNut Films (Firm); Anchor Bay Entertainment, Inc.;] -- A "mockumentary" which documents the fictitious "lost" life of Colin McKenzie, a New Zealand film pioneer and inventor extraordinaire.
Forgotten Silver is presented in a 1.66:1 widescreen transfer, which is not enhanced for widescreen televisions.
First Run Features' DVD of Forgotten Silver is a very thoughtful package of what might have been a slight offering.
This episode is from 1952.
Controversially aired as a real documentary on NZ television before being revealed to be a hoax, purports to tell the story of the 'forgotten' 1900s New Zealand filmmaker, his radical movie-making methods and the rediscovery of his lost films.
Staring Costa Botes and Peter Jackson. Controversially aired as a real documentary on NZ television before being revealed to be a hoax, purports to tell the story of the 'forgotten' 1900s New Zealand filmmaker, his radical movie-making methods and the rediscovery of his lost films.
Early in World War II, an inexperienced U.S. Navy captain must lead an Allied convoy being stalked by Nazi U-boat wolfpacks.
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Classic kiwi mockumentary by Costa Botes and Peter Jackson, exploring the life and career of fictional, pioneering filmmaker Colin McKenzie. Starring Mark Stevens, Jaclynne Greene, Cheryl Callaway, Trevor Bardette, Louis Jean Heydt, Robert Osterloh and Paul Bringer (Wishbone on the Rawhide TV series and Mayor Jim Kelley on the The …
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SHARE ONFOLLOW US ON Silver Saddle Appointment with the Past is an episode of an almost forgotten anthology television series. Forgotten Silver (Anchor Bay) on DVD (013131243895) from Starz / Anchor Bay. When local Wellington filmmaker Peter Jackson discovers a cache of ancient nitrate in a neighbour's shed, he uncovers the work of Colin McKenzie, early 1900's Kiwi film pioneer and boffin extraordinaire who invented motion picture cameras, colour film, sync sound and many crucial techniques long before the recognized masters of cinema.