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Re-run of N.Z. thriller

Annie Whittle (above) in a playful mood with her son (Christopher Brown) in “Trial Run,” which returns to Christchurch tomorrow for a re-run at the Academy. The film, written and directed by Melanie Read,

had a very short season at the Savoy last year, despite favourable reviews by most critics nationwide. Ms Read tries to inject a strong feminist line throughout “Trial Run,” but this does not distract too much from the film as a

light thriller about a woman (Whittle) who moves to a secluded beach house to undertake a photographic study of penguins. While there, she is also training for a long-distance run, and continually disturbed by mysterious goings-on around the house.

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Press, 14 March 1985, Page 10

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Re-run of N.Z. thriller Press, 14 March 1985, Page 10

Re-run of N.Z. thriller Press, 14 March 1985, Page 10

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