Monday, October 3, 2011

Nz sets 'Orator' for Oscar

It is a story of firsts for brand new Zealand, as tyro helmer Tusi Tamasese's pic "The Orator" is becoming New Zealand's first-ever foreign-language Oscar entry. Backed through the Nz Film Commission and also the Samoan Government, the pic bowed at Venice where it received a unique mention and Commission topper Graeme Mason states he hopes it's the to begin many records for that Off-shore region that has been underrepresented previously.Pic informs the storyline of the small-statured Samoan named Saili who must fight for his land and the pride and it is shot on and round the islands of Upolu in Samoa."It's fantastic lyrical search for bravery and love," states Mason who also chaired the choice committee. "But in addition it's also an remarkable portrait of the place along with a life-style and i believe that's a thing that resonates using the foreign-language voters." Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com

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