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'A short film competition featuring films with an ANZAC theme.
“The winners are:
TAMARIKI OR CHILDREN (up to and including Year 8): Winner – Rawene Primary (South Hokianga) with Te Rā o ANZAC; runner-up – Redoubt North Primary (Manukau) with To My Dear Mother; and special mention – Green Bay Primary School (Auckland) for The Working War.
RANGATAHI OR YOUTH (Year 9-13): Joint winners – Otago Girls’ High School with Women’s War and Mentoring Māori Youth Through Film (Gisborne) with Tūmatauenga: Te Hokinga Mai; and special mention – Corier ‘Ginge’ Mardell, Ben MacKay and Corben Taylor (Auckland) with No Man’s Land.
ALL AGES (18 and over): Winner – David Gunson and Richard Harling (Auckland) with Boots; runner-up – Justin Gush (Wanganui) with Māori Vietnam Veterans; and special mention – Michael Bajko (Auckland) with Hentryk Bajko DCM.
The ANZAC SHORT FILM FESTIVAL concludes with an exclusive broadcast of World War I short film Crossing The Line by Peter Jackson.'' www.maoritelevision.com; 07/05/2008
Jackson’s film was shot in April 2007 in two days as a means to field test the new digital, The Red One camera.