2010, 120 minutes

'A bravura performance by Tony Barry
is woven together with WWII archival footage
in this touching Kiwi memoir.'
- Variety

2003, 100 minutes

'Gaylene Preston's generally
taut and well directed pic is her best
work in film to date'
- David Stratton, Variety

1995, 94 minutes

'Gaylene Preston takes a simple idea and
turns it into a rich, universal experience'
- Kevin Thomas, LA Times

1993, 200 minutes

'In the 'kill to watch' category…
faultlessly directed.'
- Neil Jillet, Melbourne Age

1990, 102 minutes

'Preston and her team have
woven a special kind of Kiwi magic in this one -
I'd crawl over broken glass to see it again - and again'
- Peter Calder, NZ Herald

1985, 87 minutes

'A dandy little thriller marked by
excellent performances'
- Judith Crist

2007, 70 minutes

'A lively and loving look at
one of our cultural icons.'
- Sunday Star Times

1996, 46 minutes

'Gaylene Preston has fashioned a shrewdly
appreciative portrait...'
- Bill Gosden, NZ Film Festival

2007, 45 minutes

'The veterans march again with a pride in their past and their present, which is our pride too.'
- graeme tetley

2006, 44 minutes

'Preston has interwoven personal eye
witness accounts of the disaster with stunning
archival footage from the time'

2001

'A compelling mixture of poetry and pragmatism.'
- Irene Gardiner