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Two Cars, One Night

2004·Drama·12m
7.1
Sometimes first love is found in the most unlikely of places, like in the carpark outside the Te Kaha pub.
Directed by Taika Waititi
short film

Crew

Taika Waititi
Taika Waititi
Director
Taika Waititi
Taika Waititi
Writer
Catherine Fitzgerald
Catherine Fitzgerald
Producer
Ainsley Gardiner
Ainsley Gardiner
Producer
Loren Taylor
Loren Taylor
Makeup Artist
Wi Kuki Kaa
Wi Kuki Kaa
ADR & Dubbing
Brian Scadden
Brian Scadden
Visual Effects
Loren Taylor
Loren Taylor
Costume Design
Julian Arahanga
Julian Arahanga
Musical
Tammy Davis
Tammy Davis
Musical
Ainsley Gardiner
Ainsley Gardiner
Musical
Julian Arahanga
Julian Arahanga
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183 reviews
Isaac
Isaac
Two Cars, One Night
I wish I could understand kiwis
I wish I could understand kiwis
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SurrealTeal
SurrealTeal
Two Cars, One Night
Very sweet film, I loved JoJo Rabbit so I liked this short as well :-)
Very sweet film, I loved JoJo Rabbit so I liked this short as well :-)
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William Shatner 2.0
William Shatner 2.0
Two Cars, One Night
This is incredibly well made, it’s quite impressive honestly.
This is incredibly well made, it’s quite impressive honestly.
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kaiboh
kaiboh
Two Cars, One Night
felt a little like a snow globe. a small self contained world built around a familiar landmark of childhood you don’t realize everyone shares. not sure if there was more to it than that but i liked it
felt a little like a snow globe. a small self contained world built around a familiar landmark of childhood you don’t realize everyone shares. not sure if there was more to it than that but i liked it
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jrrrdan
jrrrdan
Two Cars, One Night
Was fully expecting the old guy with the bike to say “Got a light?” This is New Zealand’s Twin Peaks: The Return Part 8. The black and white cinematography. The stop motion. Missing the touch of existential dread though. Ed carried. “Probably.” It’s always fun when an actually good short film is shown in class.
Was fully expecting the old guy with the bike to say “Got a light?” This is New Zealand’s Twin Peaks: The Return Part 8. The black and white cinematography. The stop motion. Missing the touch of existential dread though. Ed carried. “Probably.” It’s always fun when an actually good short film is shown in class.
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