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With one page roughly equalling a minute of screen time, he said the attacks “would play out basically in real time”. Fifteen deaths would be shown in graphic detail, he said, and while the film would avoid showing the gunman directly, the script hinted he would be shown in ominous silhouette, accompanied by a “discordant, foreboding” sound. Alden Williams/Stuff Zaid Mustafa speaks to media at Christchurch Hospital following the attack at the Al Noor Mosque. Zaid lost his brother and father during the shooting. Salwa Mohamad, right, listens to her son speak. Salwa Mohamad, who had already survived a Jordanian refugee camp while fleeing civil war in Syria, lost her husband Khaled Mustafa, a farrier, and 16-year-old son Hamza, a student at Cashmere High School.

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