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New Zealand's National Film Unit presents 'A Sense of Involvement' (1977)
In a world of mass-produced articles, the craft movement in New Zealand has established itself as strongly as in other countries. Using their different skills, potters, weavers, printmakers, and sculptors are allied by a sense of involvement. Without commentary, music and picture establish a mood which allows the audience to share their involvement.
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New Zealand's National Film Unit presents 'A Sense of Involvement' (1977)
In a world of mass-produced articles, the craft movement in New Zealand has established itself as strongly as in other countries. Using their different skills, potters, weavers, printmakers, and sculptors are allied by a sense of involvement. Without commentary, music and picture establish a mood which allows the audience to share their involvement.
Some material contained in this film may be copyrighted to a third party. If you would like to reuse this film, please contact Archives NZ for more information.
