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ABC News Breakfast May 1, 2015
"New film 'Sunday' to have multi-platform release in Australian first"
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TV Tonight Apr 30, 2015
"It follows a successful multiplatform launch in New Zealand, as a proactive approach to audience accessibility and piracy."
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Urban Cinefile May 5, 2015
"It's a gem of a film that simply evolves - a bit like life itself."
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Subculture Media May 23, 2015
"It is well thought out, well acted and a film that deserves to go a long, long way."
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Melbourne. Arts. Fashion Apr 19, 2015
"Sunday is wonderfully slow, meditative journey about love and life in
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GRAEME TUCKETT - The Dominion Post Dec 18, 2014
"Sunday is a wee gem. It's our own indigenous Before Sunrise, made with some real craft. This is an honest, heartfelt, skilful, admirable, and truly likeable film. Bravo."
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SIMON FOSTER - Screen-Space Feb 27, 2015
"effortless chemistry… performances that are naturally engaging yet strongly cinematic."
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Bernard Hemingway - Cinephilia May 26, 2015
"...the film shines in its unforced naturalism."
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Cinema Aotearoa Dec 7, 2014
"Sunday is an intimate little wonder… Kiwi romance rarely comes any better than this"
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Stuff.co.nz Dec 4, 2014
Finding beauty in devastation. A film set and shot in Christchurch will make its bow this weekend...
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Wellywood Woman Dec 9, 2014
It's always exciting when a New Zealand woman-directed feature comes out.
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KUWNZ - Natalie Ridler Dec 7, 2014
...unexpected moments of whimsy and laugh-out-loud lines
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FILM GUIDE - Jacob Powell Dec 7, 2014
"Sunday can hold its head up high as a fine meditation on both human relations and the relationship we have with the places in which we live and love.”
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Viewfinder Dec 4, 2014
Sunday is an indie self-financed feature film using a relatively new model of distribution; one that audiences are demanding.
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Rialto Channel 39 - Francesca's Blog Dec 5, 2014
New Zealand born, Australian based actress Camille Keenan and Aussie Dustin Clare, who co-wrote the screenplay, star in what is a naturalistic and honest portrayal of a couple at a turning point.
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Studio Home Dec 4, 2014
Now this is a goody! On the 7th of December two pretty cool things will happen...
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