Kiwi film-maker Simon Mark-Brown has been directing for nearly thirty years, his documentaries and films having successful runs in film festivals both nationally and worldwide.  

His recent work ‘Brown vs. Brown’ is a love letter to his father, late architect Peter Mark-Brown, and takes viewers on a tour of New Zealand’s mid-century architecture. 

Simon told Mike Hosking that he initially started it 23 years ago but had to park the idea as he couldn’t find the right angle. He properly started the project in 2022, and it has since gained international attention.  

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