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Celia at The Screening Room

Celia

THU 28 FEB

Coming Soon to
The Screening Room

100 mins | Rated Exempt

Directed by Amanda Millar

Starring Celia Lashlie, Salvatore Gargiulo, Gabe Quirke, Rebekah Henderson, Heather Main, Adele Bull


Former 20/20 and 60 Minutes journalist Amanda Millar directs this portrait of Celia Lashlie, a compelling and committed advocate for equality of opportunity.

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Former 20/20 and 60 Minutes journalist Amanda Millar directs this portrait of Celia Lashlie, who campaigned relentlessly to raise awareness of the social issues facing New Zealand.

"Celia Lashlie, an impassioned, charismatic advocate for equality of opportunity in New Zealand, is mourned and celebrated in this documentary written, directed and produced by former TV current affairs journalist Amanda Millar. Millar was responsible for several 60 Minutes items that enabled Lashlie, frequently at odds with bureaucracy, to put her case to the nation. When Lashlie received a terminal cancer diagnosis in late 2014, she invited Millar to film the final year of her life." (New Zealand International Film Festival)

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Celia

THU 28 FEB

Coming Soon to
The Screening Room


100 mins | Rated Exempt | Documentary, Festival & Independent

Directed by Amanda Millar | Starring Celia Lashlie, Salvatore Gargiulo, Gabe Quirke, Rebekah Henderson, Heather Main, Adele Bull


Former 20/20 and 60 Minutes journalist Amanda Millar directs this portrait of Celia Lashlie, who campaigned relentlessly to raise awareness of the social issues facing New Zealand.

"Celia Lashlie, an impassioned, charismatic advocate for equality of opportunity in New Zealand, is mourned and celebrated in this documentary written, directed and produced by former TV current affairs journalist Amanda Millar. Millar was responsible for several 60 Minutes items that enabled Lashlie, frequently at odds with bureaucracy, to put her case to the nation. When Lashlie received a terminal cancer diagnosis in late 2014, she invited Millar to film the final year of her life." (New Zealand International Film Festival)

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