Rubbings from a Live Man is a 2008 New Zealand documentary film about performing artist Warwick Broadhead. It featured him performing and talking about his life. It was the first time he allowed his performances to be recorded.
Reception The Press's James Croot gave the film 3 stars, writing, "it affords Broadhead the opportunity to re-enact the high and low points of his life through alter-egos and vignettes." His review concludes, "Rubbings' obtuseness is destined to divide audiences."
Awards 2008 Qantas Film and Television Awards Best Picture – Budget under $1 Million - Philippa Campbell & Florian Habicht - nominated Outstanding Technical Contribution in Film - budget under $1 million - Christopher Pryor (Director of Photography) - nominated
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Rubbings from a Live Man at NZ On Screen