The Gosden Years, a magnificent new book honouring the legacy of late NZ International Film Festival director Bill Gosden, is available from November 11. Lucky for you, we’ve got a copy up for grabs.
UPDATE – Entries have now closed, and winner contacted by email.
Conceived by Bill Gosden during the last months of his life last year, The Gosden Years catalogues his huge contribution to cinema in Aotearoa. Edited by Gaylene Preston and Tim Wong, and published by Victoria University Press, The Gosden Years chronicles Gosden’s legacy from 1980 to 2019. It’s available from November 11 – click here to pre-order now.
You can find out more about it here and get a taste for the book with an extract from 2004—a year that saw NZIFF join forces with Ant Timpson’s Incredibly Strange Film Festival and the premieres of Florian Habicht’s Kaikohe Demolition and Brad McGann’s In My Father’s Den.
TO GET IN THE DRAW…
1. Sign-up to Flicks’ weekly email – What to Watch (if you are already signed-up, you’re halfway there).
2. Send us an email, with your postal address, to team@flicks.co.nz with ‘Gosden’ in the subject line.
3. Await victory. Entries are open until midday, Thursday November 11 and winners will be contacted by email.
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