Documentary from New Zealand filmmaker Florian Habicht on the most successful haunted attraction in the Southern Hemisphere, Auckland's Spookers. Self-taught performers share their lives behind the makeup in revealing interviews alongside surreal dream sequences.

Documentary from New Zealand filmmaker Florian Habicht on the most successful haunted attraction in the Southern Hemisphere, Auckland's Spookers. Self-taught performers share their lives behind the makeup in revealing interviews alongside surreal dream sequences.

关于爱情、蛋糕和纽约市的罗曼传奇。
新西兰的电影制作人在纽约市考尼岛遇到一位漂亮的俄罗斯姑娘。 他坠入爱河并说服她把随后发生的事拍成电影。电影制作人以现场采访的方式拍摄的这部电影把镜头对准街上的人群，寻求帮助。这对恋人的爱情故事以纽约人实际生活中出人意料但独具个性的想法 所左右。他们坦率的、五花八门的建议决定着一个男人最终是否能够找到真爱。
《爱情故事》反映了纽约和纽约人的真性情，电影介于纪录片和故事片模糊的界限之间。“哈比希特简单的叙事手法揭示了痛苦的真实，即所有的爱情故事都是一部分是真实的，一部分是虚构的。”——维多利亚大学校刊，汤玛斯·科格伦
哈比希特谈到《爱情故事》时说:“大多数纪录片是先研究规划，然后再采访相关人。本片正相反；全部是现场实录和与人偶遇。 我喜欢与人相见。我喜欢与陌生人交谈。我们的内心世界是相通的。世界上出现问题使我们忘了这一点，我是这样认为的。我们拍摄《爱情故事》的方法，据我所知以前没有人做过……故事中有我热爱的虚构和真实世界，两个世界互相交融。”

新西兰来的黑白超现实电影...惊奇地发现它拍得很美...
Sublime, ridiculous, funny, disturbing, lush, innovative and moving
This is a beautiful fairy tale with a big heart but no morals. It's got an aesthetic reminiscent of European new wave cinema but an energy driven by the very un-European landscape of rural New Zealand. The locations are sublime and so is the way they're photographed. And the soundtrack is an absolute killer.
I'm a fan of the fairy tale, but I've never seen one quite like this before. It's filthy and serene all at the same time. Brave, powerful and flawed - the way young people's films should be!
There are hints of Fellini and other European new-wavers, but none of the 'civilised' connotations that go with the European setting. Woodenhead is all down and dirty, and apart from an accordion and references to Grimm brothers story lines, its soul is rooted very firmly in the damp earth of its antipodean location.
This film made me laugh, almost cry and guffaw at its brazenness all in rapid succession about half a dozen times. How satisfying is that!
A cult classic. I'll be watching what these people do next.

Pulp found fame on the world stage in the 1990s with anthems including ‘Common People’ and ‘Disco 2000’. 25 years (and 10 million album sales) later, they return to Sheffield for their last UK concert. In addition to performing, band members share their thoughts on fame, love, mortality — and car maintenance.