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We Feel Fine

1h 33m Drama 2012

Jeremy Dumble and Adam Luxton’s micro-budget, made-on-the-dash art movie tracks random sets of Auckland characters linked by a bizarre video project.

Frank, a Rwandan taxi driver stunned by the disappearance of his wife, sees nothing else to do but carry on driving. Meanwhile, Moses, his solemn 14-year old son, is obsessively creating an artwork that entails a lot of time in the bathroom. A group of disenchanted young bohemians greet the Moses video with sheepish admiration: they’re up to their necks in environmental crap and psychic shit and here’s some school kid who gets it. Luxton counts himself among them, performing the role of alpha bohemian George in whom worldly exasperation still carries a spark of high expectancy.

An eye-popping cameo from Florian Habicht exemplifies the film’s rude energy and sly disengagement from the mainstream. And its picture of the Auckland CBD as an aggregation of inane giant billboards is a hard one to shake.

Director

Adam Luxton

Director

Jeremy Dumble

Producer

Gayle Hogan

Director of Photography

Summer Agnew

Director of Photography

Jeremy Dumble

Production Designer

Paloma Johnson

Production Designer

Lisa Dunn

Editor

Adam Luxton

Language

English

Country

New Zealand

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