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In a Land of Plenty
New Zealand 2002, 112 minutes
Dir. Alister Barry
Genres: Documentary / Sociology
Topics: Politics.
Aroview: Described as ‘the story of unemployment in New Zealand,’ this serves as a strong companion piece for SOMEONE ELSE'S COUNTRY, dir. Barry’s popular history of the Rogernomics era.
Seeking this time to demonstrate how the mass unemployment from the 1980s to the present day was not an accident, but a deliberately planned strategy of the market reforms, this utilises interviews with politicians, Treasury and Reserve Bank officials, Trade Unionists and others. Narrated by Ian Johnstone.
NZ International Film Festival 2002
Adopt-a-Movie Kindly Adopted by Alister Barry
Member Reviews
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4 stars (Very Good) ~normfilmbuff
4 stars (Very Good) Another quality documentary from Alister Barry. This one is particularly hard hitting. ~Tubbs
Reference Links: In a Land of PlentyNZ On Screen film review.
Close Relatives
- Roger and Me (1990)
- Islands of the Empire (1985)
- Native Land (1942)
- Sedition (2005)
- Someone Else's Country (1996)
- Take, The (2004)
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