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By Federico Anaya Gallardo Last week I told you, dear reader, that the first New Zealand feature film, released in 1977, was what catapulted Sam Neill's film career (1947-2026). I already addressed why it was called Sleeping Dogs and explained to you the strange context of its filmmakers: an Australian conscientious objector director who flees to New Zealand to not be sent to fight in South Vietnam alongside the U.S. imperialists (Roger Donaldso…
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By Federico Anaya Gallardo Last week I told you, dear reader, that the first New Zealand feature film, released in 1977, was what catapulted Sam Neill's film career (1947-2026). I already addressed why it was called Sleeping Dogs and explained to you the strange context of its filmmakers: an Australian conscientious objector director who flees to New Zealand to not be sent to fight in South Vietnam alongside the U.S. imperialists (Roger Donaldso…

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Potosinoticias.com broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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