NZ Listener
New Zealand's respected arts and entertainment magazine carried a major feature in a recent issue about David Blyth and his
New York Times reviewed film
Bound for Pleasure.
"Blyth has reinvented himself as a maker of low-budget documentaries that TV eats up."
- Philip Mathews in
NZ Listener
ECHOES FROM THE PAST
Richard Lymposs (Whole of the Moon) / David Blyth (Death Warmed Up) / David Parry (Bonjour Tomothy).
Auckland ANZAC Weekend 2009
New Zealand LISTENER article
Cover date: June 27-July 3 2009 Vol 219 No 3607
"Thirty years ago, they were asking questions in Parliament about Angel Mine, now it's part of a series of New Zealand cinema classics.
"In 1978, David Blyth's first feature film, Angel Mine, took to local cinemas with the subtlety of a youthful, wildly aimed kick to the New Zealand psyche. This full-frontal assault on suburban neurosis, materialism and taboos about nudity still places highly on lists of the worst New Zealand film ever made."
Read the full NZ Listener article.