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Jun 9, 2018 · Steve Newall 09 June 18. It’s been thirty years since the release of Vincent Ward’s Palme d’Or-nominated masterpiece The Navigator: A Mediaeval Odyssey. Ambitious, idiosyncratic, and visually striking, Ward’s film captured worldwide attention. The director looks back on its production and release here with Flicks Editor Steve Newall.
Interview with New Zealand film-maker Vincent Ward, co-writer/director of The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey (1988).
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Vincent Ward with Puhi, 1980, making You’d be hard pressed to name a more critically acclaimed or pioneering NZ director than Vincent Ward. Ward’s debut feature made history by being the first NZ film to play in competition at Cannes ( Vigil , 1984).
Jul 5, 2006 · Vincent Ward is a New Zealand director who made a big impact in the 1980s with a pair of small films: Vigil and The Navigator, a medieval odyssey. He went on to make rather less successful big ...
Void. 1976, Director, Writer, Actor - Short Film. Vincent Ward - Vincent Ward has won an international reputation as an original and visionary filmmaker. Vigil and The Navigator played in competition at the Cannes Film Festival (the first New Zealand features to do so). Docudrama Rain of the Children (2008) revisited people from his 1980 ...
