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34 <strong>Magazine</strong> | Feature How would you describe Sonja, in a nutshell, if that’s possible? Someone was just in touch today saying that she found Sonja (Ngāi Tahu) to have had much grace. That, mixed with her staunch ability to persuade in almost any situation, made her an unusual and valuable warrior for women. Bread and Roses is being re-released at the NZIFF on its 30th anniversary, how do you think it will resonate with new audiences in <strong>2023</strong>? All the themes that Bread and Roses illuminates are even more relevant than they were when we made the film. It’s about babies and birthing and women’s lives; making a stand and not giving in. Fighting for a place to stand. Tell us about some of the challenges (and triumphs) of the film restoration? The film was in a very bad state because it was shot on standard 16mm and never had a safety copy negative made. The master negative was rolled too tightly when stored and got badly damaged. The sound was also very patchy. With funding from the NZ Film Heritage Trust and the expertise that exists at Park Road Post (human and mechanical) over a long period, the film is now better than ever, with every frame digitised, every sound sounding bright and beautiful. Do any other New Zealand films spring to mind for urgent restoration? There are many. But I am told that the TV series that were shot in the ’80s – for example Country GP – are not in a good state at all, having been shot on video in the first place. If we don’t find funding for these treasures they will be lost forever, or only exist as pale shadows. And any New Zealand books you feel are just begging to be made into films? Well, there’s one you may have heard of – Gaylene’s Take – an autobiography by my favourite author… I keep thinking about how to translate that onto celluloid. Bread and Roses screens as part of the New Zealand International Film Festival across New Zealand until September. See nziff.co.nz for screen times, dates and locations.
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