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Pietra Brettkelly

Pietra Brettkelly is a New Zealand documentary director and producer, best known for the film 'The Art Star and the Sudanese Twins'. Her new documentary 'Maori Boy Genius' is screening at SFF.
21 May 2012
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Pietra Brettkelly is a New Zealand documentary director and producer, best known for the film The Art Star and the Sudanese Twins. Her new documentary Maori Boy Genius is screening at SFF.

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