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Alan Erson has managed to weave his love of the arts, sport and science into a successful Trans-Tasman TV career. The middle child of three kids, Erson (who is sometimes credited as Alan D'Arcy Erson) was born in the Waikato town of Morrinsville, and raised in Pakuranga.
Alan D'Arcy Erson is known for Policing the Pacific (2007), Camping with Camus (2000) and Grace (2002).
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Policing the Pacific: Directed by Alan D'Arcy Erson, Andrew Merrifield. With Maggie Babate, Paul Chambers, Malcom Dodd, Dave Elson. The Australian Federal Police find adventure and challenges in the Pacific region as they join the multinational police force know as the Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Island (RAMSI) and embark on a ...
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In commemoration of Bill Hammond's life, writer and director Alan D'Arcy Erson has offered us his film for a one-off screening.
Jun 7, 2012 · The pointed reference all the way back to Sir Ernest Rutherford comes in Alan D'arcy Erson's and George Andrews ' fascinating Nuclear Reaction from 1995, which includes the sad-eyed Robert Oppenheimer's fear that thanks to the invention he created from Rutherford's first spark "civilisation may go under", and first-hand memories of New Zealander...
Jun 14, 2007 · Race for the Beach: Directed by Alan D'Arcy Erson. In the wake of anti-Muslim race riots in Australia, hijab-wearing Mecca Laalaa and 20 other young Muslims try for the Bronze Medallion and the right to become surf life savers at Sydney's Cronulla beaches.
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