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Baaaad to the Bone: An Interview with Black Sheep Producer Philippa Campbell

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Janette Howe speaks to Philippa Campbell, producer of New Zealand film Black Sheep (Jonathan King, 2006). The premise of the film – what happens when sheep go 'bad' – cuts a swathe through New Zealand cultural identity. The interview focuses mainly on the genesis of the film.
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