Point of View Productions Updates

	Point of View Updates *Point of View Productions now has an online SHOP.* DVD titles are now available directly from us online at our shop. Note training titles to make your business better (Managing Diversity and Success Stories).
	Dance of the Instant was a finalist in 5 categories and won 3 Awards at the Documentary Edge Festival 2010 Winner Best New Zealand Short Documentary, Best Educational Documentary (NZ) , Best Research (NZ). He Wawata Whaea was a finalist for Best Director and Best New Zealand Feature Documentary. Point of View would like to thank Documentary Edge and their sponsors and congratulate all the other finalists and winners.
	Documentary Edge is screening 2 of our Documentaries. **He Wawata Whaea and Dance of the Instant** Don't miss these two documentaries that offer two very different and equally fascinating stories from our past. Dance of the Instant captures a remarkable slice of New Zealand dance history. The New Dance Group were pioneers of modern dance in this country and provided a cradle for this emerging art form.He Wawata Whaea is a profile of Dr Merimeri Penfold - a great champion of the Māori language, a leading figure in many campaigns, and a composer of haka and waiata. He Wawata Whaea: The Dream of an Elder Auckland Sat 27th Feb 1.35p.m at Rialto Cinema Newmarket Q & A Thurs 4th March 5.55p.m at Rialto Cinema Sun 14th March 12.20p.m at Rialto Cinema Wellington Sat 13th March 2.30p.m Angelika at Reading Cinemas Thurs 18th March 5.30p.m Angelika at Reading Cinemas Sun 21st March 11.30a.m Wellington City Gallery Sun 28th March 11.45a.m Angelika at Reading Cinemas _________________________________________ Dance of the Instant Auckland Sat 27th Feb 3.15p.m Rialto Cinema Newmarket Wed 3rd March 1.30p.m. Rialto Cinema Wed 10th March 5.30 p.m. Rialto Cinema Wellington Sat 13th March 4.00p.m Angelika at Reading Cinemas Weds 17th March 1.30p.m Angelika at Reading Cinemas Wed 24th March 5.30 p.m. Angelika at Reading Cinemas Sat 27th March 12.00 p.m. Wellington City Gallery
	2 Point of View documentaries screening on the Arts Channel in December *Marti: the passionate eye* This highly popular documentary about photographer Marti Friedlander will be screening on the Arts Channel on SKY TV this in December. First screening: Tuesday 8th December at 8.30pm and
	*Art that Moves: the work of Len Lye* a new book by Roger Horrocks A Len Lye exhibition at the Gus Fischer Gallery will open on Saturday 28th November in conjunction with the launch of 2 new books. ART THAT MOVES: THE WORK OF LEN LYE by Roger Horrocks (Auckland University Press) and BODY ENGLISH: TEXTS AND DOODLES by Len Lye (Holloway Press) Lye's dynamic sculptures, films and art work will be on display until the 6th of February. If you haven't seen 'Art that Moves' the short film by Roger Horrocks yet, don't miss it here. The Gus Fisher Gallery, 74 Shortland Street, Auckland City
	*Art that Moves: The World of Len Lye* an experimental short film by Roger Horrocks, produced by Point of View, is an insight into the world of Len Lye and his kinetic art. 'Art that Moves' premiered at the New Zealand International Film Festivals together with a programme of Lye films. It is currently being shown at ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image) in Melbourne as part of an exhibition of Len Lye's work. See www.acmi.net.au. Click here to view the NZ Film Festival news letter about the Lye programme.
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