Abstract
From Sleeping Dogs to The Piano, the late Sam Neill anchored our most prominent films, embodying the cultural anxiety and quiet resilience of the Kiwis psyche.
An expert opinion analysis by Dr Yuki Watanabe.
- Record Identifier
- 9926892345501891
- Title
- On screen, Sam Neill 'gave shape to our shadows, dignity to our unease'
- Creators
- Yuki Watanabe
- Academic Unit
- Media, Film and Communication
- Publication Details
- Newsroom
- Publisher
- Newsroom NZ Ltd.
- Date published ; e-published
- 19/07/2026
- Comment
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- Resource Type ; Subtype
- Newspaper article; Online/Digital publication