KATHERINE MANSFIELDS THE DOLLS HOUSE - IN THE AUTHORS OWN WORDS

Year: 1973
Reference: F15950
Media type: Moving image

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Year: 1973
Reference: F15950
Media type: Moving image

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Place of production: New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories: Short
Duration: 0:18:00
Production company: Hayward Film Productions
Credits: Isobel Burnell: Alyson McRae
Lottie Burnell: Gloria Woolford
Kesia Burnell: Kathy McRae
Mrs Burnell: Elizabeth McRae
Aunt Beryl: Margaret Blay
Lil Kelvey: Vanessa Waddle
Elsie Kelvey: Kirsten Waddle
Mrs Kelvey: Edna Harris
Emma Cole: Rachel Hay
Lenna Logan: Louise Gawn
Jessie May: Ondine Waddle
School Mistress: Delphine Woolford
Director: Rudall Hayward
Assistant Director: Elizabeth McRae
Camera: Ramai Hayward
Assistant Camera: Ian Burge
Sound: John Dylan
Sound: Robert Smith
Editor: Hugh Winton
Musical Director: Ray Gunter
Graphics: Merton Lacey
Costume Design: Mernice Davison

This film illustrates Katherine Mansfield’s story THE DOLL’S HOUSE, a tale of twentieth century New Zealand, set in Days Bay, Wellington. The story demonstrates the class distinction of the time, and shows something of the way of life, styles, clothing and customs.

The film uses the author’s own words as the narration.