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FILMFEST HAMBURG hows cult gore filmmaker David Blyth’s unforgotten firstling: "Angel Mine", an independent New Zealand cinema gem. It centres on a young couple pursued by two leather-clad aliens (played by the same actors as the romantic couple). Their aim: torture and murder. Fans attest the crude thriller a hypnotic visual language and raw erotic energy, while critics praise the intellectual editing and intelligent use of visual metaphors.

Regie

David Blyth, born in 1956, director and writer. His work includes"A Woman of Good Character", "My Grandpa Is a Vampire" (1991) and "Exposure" (2000).

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