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Warwick Thornton

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agosto 2005

Warwick ThorntonTaika Waititi (Te Whanau-a-Apanui) is the director and writer of four short films: Two Cars, One Night; Tama Tu; Heinous Crime; and John & Pogo. In 2005, Two Cars, One Night was nominated for an Oscar for Best Short and won awards at film festivals internationally, including Best Drama at the 2004 Aspen Shorts Fest and Best Short Film in the Panorama Section of the 2004 Berlin International Film Festival. Waititi received a 2004 seed grant from the All Roads Film Project. In 2005 he was selected for an Annenberg Film Fellowship at the Sundance Institute. The fellowship provides two years of support at Sundance's Feature Film Program as Waititi develops his first feature, tentatively titled Something Beginning With Love. Performing under the name Taika Cohen, Waititi has also acted in eight films and is well-known in New Zealand as a stand-up comedian. His comic revue, Taika's Incrediblerer Show, played to standing-room-only audiences at New Zealand comedy festivals in the spring of 2005. A painter and illustrator, Waititi is a member of the Wellington Artists Charitable Trust. He was born in Wellington and grew up on the East Coast of New Zealand.

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Créditos Fotográficos: Taika Waititi - gentileza del realizador

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participante en el 2005 Native Cinema Showcase

 

 

 


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