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Dan 
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		<title>About</title>
				
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	Dan 
Kircher

film
editor
	Dan Kircher is a film editor based in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand. 
He cut Alex Liu’s GOD BLESS YOU, MR KOPU (2026), Taratoa Stappard’s MĀRAMA (2025), Michelle Savill’s MILLIE LIES LOW (2022) and David Farrier’s MISTER ORGAN (2022).
Dan's work has played international festivals including TIFF, Berlinale, SXSW, Sitges, Tribeca, Fantastic Fest and The Overlook. His other credits include family adventure BOOKWORM (2024), te reo Māori martial arts actioner THE DEAD LANDS (2014) and Ant Timpson’s COME TO DADDY (2019).
You can reach Dan at dankircher@me.com





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	God Bless You, Mr Kopu (2026)
A desperate loser finds success under the wing of a charismatic American salesman, but at what cost?

Directed by Alex Liu

Toronto International Film Festival 2026 (World Premiere)
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	Mārama (2025)

A Māori gothic. In Victorian England, a young woman far from home unravels a disturbing secret.
Directed by Taratoa Stappard


Toronto International Film Festival 2025 (World Premiere)
Fantastic Fest 2025
	
    
    






	Bookworm (2024)

An intrepid 11 year-old is reunited with her estranged father, and coerces him into a ridiculous wilderness adventure.

Directed by Ant Timpson

Fantasia 2024 (Opening night)
	




	Mister Organ (2022)

A true story of psychological warfare. Journalist David Farrier is drawn into a game of cat and mouse with a mysterious individual, unearthing a trail of court cases, royal bloodlines and ruined lives.
Directed by David Farrier
Fantastic Fest 
Beyond Fest




	













	Millie Lies Low (2022)

Anxiety-ridden Millie is on her way from Wellington to New York for a prestigious internship when a moment of panic causes her to miss her flight.Directed by Michelle Savill
 
SXSW Film Festival
Berlin International Film Festival
Melbourne International Film Festival


	






	
	


	Come to Daddy (2019)
A man in his thirties travels to a remote cabin to reconnect with his estranged father. Mayhem ensues.
 Directed by Ant Timpson
Tribeca Film Festival
Fantastic Fest
Melbourne International Film Festival


	


	
	


	Rūrangi (2020)


After skipping town a decade ago, a transgender activist returns to the remote, politically divided dairy farming community of Rūrangi, hoping to reconnect with his estranged father.
Directed by Max CurrieFrameline Film Festival
Melbourne Queer Film Festival
	

	

	





	Interim (2012)Short film. A young and green police officer is implicated in an assault.Directed by Dan Kircher
New Zealand’s Best short film program, New Zealand International Film Festival
	
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	Feature 
films
	2026
GOD BLESS YOU, MR KOPU
Directed by Alex Liu

2025
MĀRAMA
Directed by Taratoa Stappard

2024

BOOKWORM

Directed by Ant Timpson


2022
MISTER ORGAN
Directed by David Farrier
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MILLIE LIES LOW Directed by Michelle Savill


2020 

RŪRANGIDirected by Max Currie


2019 COME TO DADDY
Directed by Ant Timpson


2017&#38;nbsp;

THE CHANGEOVERDirected by
Miranda Harcourt &#38;amp; Stuart McKenzie


6 DAYS (co-editor)Directed by Toa Fraser


2014&#38;nbsp;

THE DEAD LANDS
 Directed by Toa Fraser
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EVERYTHING WE LOVEDDirected by Max Currie


2013 

GISELLE&#38;nbsp;Directed by Toa Fraser




	Short 
films &#38;amp; television
	2020THE DENTAL REUNION (short film)Directed by Michelle Savill

2019 
RŪRANGI (web series)Directed by Max Currie&#38;nbsp;

2018

HUSH (short film)
Directed by Armagan Ballantyne


DARK TOURIST: AFRICA&#38;nbsp;(Netflix series)Directed by Colin Rothbart and Ian Hart


2013 

INTERIM&#38;nbsp;(short film)Directed by Dan Kircher



	Commercial
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