Angel Mine New Zealand 1978 | 79 min | OV | Colour | FF 2009
David Blyth
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).rated for 0 + years
Filmfest Hamburg shows 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. Supported by
Original title: Angel Mine
Film type: Fiction Feature
Original language: English
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Language and subtitles: OV
Director: David Blyth
Screenplay: David Blyth
Cast: Derek Ward, Jennifer Redford, Myra de Groot, Mike Wilson
Producer: David Blyth, Warren Sellars
Director of Photography: John Earnshaw
Music: Mark Nicholas
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Editor: Phillip Howe
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Format: 35 mm
Printsource: The New Zealand Film, Archive, New Zealand, Tel: +64 4 384 7647 ext 829, email: steve.russell@nzfa.org.nz, www.filmarchive.org.nz
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Production: ILA Productions
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