Recommended: New Zealand
56 New Zealand Films we think you’ll enjoy
Outrageous Fortune (TV Series) - Series 1 (2005)
- Mining similar territory to the feature–film SAVAGE HONEYMOON, this is a considerably more successful attempt at capturing the customs, mores…
- DVD $19.95
Sedition (2005)- Thorough and fascinating doco about the experiences of conscientious objectors in New Zealand during WW2 – particularly the social ostracism…
- DVD
$29.95$22.45 
Bro' Town - Series 1 (TV Series) (2004)- An instant hit with local audiences, this 'Simpsons of the South Pacific', catches a humourous and authentic South Auckland vibe, with its teenage…
- DVD
$30$22.50 
Kaikohe Demolition (2004)- A glimpse into the mirth, mayhem and pathos of provincial New Zealand, this concerns a group of unkempt Northland residents who relish their…
- DVD
$29.95$22.45 
Christmas (2003)- Structured around a grueling family Christmas in suburban New Zealand, this stark and uncompromising drama is one of the best low–budget…
- DVD
$29.95$22.45 
7 Worlds Collide (Seven Worlds Collide) (2002)- Neil Finn and music–biz pals (Johnny Marr, Lisa Germano, Eddie Vedder and Radiohead's Ed O'Brien & Philip Selway) collided for this 2001…
- DVD $29.95
Blerta - The Return Trip... (Blerta Revisited) (2001)- Less a nostalgia 'trip' than a brilliant compendium of manic moments from New Zealand's 1970's travelling roadshow of anarchic performance –…
- DVD $40
Hotere (2001)- Noted documentary on New Zealand's reclusive artist Ralph Hotere, constructed in non–linear, impressionistic style. Seven years in the making,…
- DVD
$50$37.50 
Rain (2001)- Adapted from the acclaimed novel by Kirsty Gunn, this visually crafted evocation of a seaside holiday in the 1970s – bach, suntan lotion, whiskey…
- DVD
$29.95$15,$29.95$22.45 
Our People Our Century (2000)- Major, award–winning series tells the story of New Zealand and its people throughout the 20th century. Six episodes across three…
- DVD
$34.95$26.20
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