Hugh Lilly

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Everything By: Hugh Lilly

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Review: Heaven Adores You

Hugh Lilly on the late singer-songwriter's doco treatment.

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Review: For Grace

Hugh Lilly on Kevin Pang's undercooked restaurant doco

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Profiles of the American artist Sol LeWitt and the New Zealand ethnomusicologist Richard Nunns explore the passage of cultural knowledge - and all its disruptions, too.

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Review: Boyhood

Richard Linklater has always captured the passing of time in surprising, iridescent ways - but even by his standards, 'Boyhood' is startling - 12 years in the making, and worth every minute.

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Review: Art and Craft

American documentary has a gem of a story to tell about an eccentric serial art forger who actually hasn't ever committed an indictable crime, but misses the chance to celebrate the charm of its subject.

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Cinephilia in the Internet Age

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They Were There

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The Machine Stops

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The Undergraduate Fiction of Wes Anderson

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My Kushy New Job

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Extreme Solitude

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Shutting Themselves In

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Recording Blonde on Blonde in Nashville

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Why Everything Sucks

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What is Love?

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