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Cinematographer

Alun Bollinger

18 credits on Australian and New Zealand screen, 1980–2016 — 18 films and 0 series.

Credits1818 films · 0 series
Years1980–201637 years on screen
Main roleCinematographer18 credits
Awarded titles1titles that won an award

Credits

TitleYearRoleDirectorGenre
Notes to Eternity film 2016 Cinematographer Sarah Cordery Documentary
White Lies film 2013 Cinematographer Dana Rotberg Drama
Love Birds film 2011 Cinematographer Paul Murphy Romance
Matariki film 2010 Cinematographer Michael Bennett Drama
River Queen film 2005 Cinematographer Vincent Ward Drama
Oyster Farmer film 2004 Cinematographer Anna Reeves Drama, Romantic comedy
Perfect Strangers film 2003 Cinematographer Gaylene Preston Thriller
The Frighteners film 1996 Cinematographer Peter Jackson Drama, Fantasy
Cinema of Unease film 1995 Cinematographer Sam Neill Documentary
Forgotten Silver film 1995 Cinematographer Peter Jackson, Costa Botes Mockumentary
Middle Age Spread film 1995 Cinematographer John Reid Comedy
Heavenly Creatures film 1994 Cinematographer Peter Jackson Drama, Biographical
A Soldier's Tale film 1988 Cinematographer Larry Parr Drama, Romance
For Love Alone film 1986 Cinematographer Stephen Wallace Drama
Came a Hot Friday film 1985 Cinematographer Ian Mune Comedy
Vigil film 1984 Cinematographer Vincent Ward Drama
Beyond Reasonable Doubt film 1982 Cinematographer John Laing Docudrama
Goodbye Pork Pie film 1980 Cinematographer Geoff Murphy Action, Adventure

Roles

  • Cinematographer18

Genres

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Frequent screen partners

Screen credits only, as recorded on Wikidata (Q447931), CC0. Cast lists on Wikidata are often incomplete.