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1 Sep–1 Aug 0001

Eureka (TV Series) (2006): Novel sci–fi series focused on a stranded U.S. Marshall who uncovers a remote hamlet populated by a community of hand–picked scientists…; 1 Sep 0001
Man In The Hat, The (2009): Sam Neill narrates this intimate portrait of veteran art dealer Peter McLeavey, commemorating his 40 years in the business of running an independent…; 1 Sep 0001
Masada (TV Mini-series) (1981): Epic mini–series set in the first century AD, where commander Flavius Silva (O'Toole) leads his army into combat against the remaining Jewish…; 1 Sep 0001
Nights in the Gardens of Spain (Kawa) (2010): Psychological drama of a family man coming to terms with his homosexuality and whose decision to come out plunges his family into crisis. Based on…; 1 Sep 0001
Sons of Anarchy (TV Series) (2008): Muscular television drama centred on a Californian motorcycle club and its Vice President (Hunnam), whose growing ambivalence towards lawlessness is…; 1 Sep 0001
Nothing Trivial (TV Series) (2011): An agreeable and endearingly performed 'singles' comedy by way of modern day Auckland, centred on the romantic hang ups of five friends who compete…; 1 Sep 0001
Safe House (2012): The infancy of witness protection in New Zealand is given a suspenseful retelling in this quality feature–length production from TVNZ's Sunday…; 1 Sep 0001
Love Story (2010): Ebullient Kiwi filmmaker Florian Habicht creates his own 'New York Story' by turning his camera to a beautiful Russian model and his own creative…; 1 Sep 0001
Eternity (2013): In the near future, a police detective is investigating the most difficult case of his career – the seemingly impossible locked–room…; 1 Sep 0001
Railway Man, The (2013): Tormented by his experience as a prisoner of war, a former British Army officer confronts one of his torturers in civilian times this haunting…; 1 Sep 0001
Kobi (2017): A loving portrait of Swiss goldsmith Kobi Bosshard, widely regarded as the grandfather of contemporary NZ jewellery, made by his daughter, filmmaker…; 1 Sep 0001
Queen Live at Wembley Stadium (2003): Queen's iconic 2–night performance at Wembley Stadium in 1986 is captured across 2 discs. Part of the "Magic Tour" of 1986, their final tour…; 1 Sep 0001
Desperado (1995): Rodriguez' big–budget blow up of his cult hit EL MARIACHI, with Latino golden–boy Antonio Banderas as the vengeance–bent…; 1 Aug 0001
Escape from Absolom (1994): Defiant 21st Century prisoner Ray Liotta is banished to a dreaded prison island where punishment comes in the form of unbridled gang warfare. Lots…; 1 Aug 0001
Goodfellas (1990): The double–edged allure of life in the Mafia is richly detailed in Martin Scorsese's riveting saga that follows a young mobster through three…; 1 Aug 0001
Pulp Fiction (1994): With just his second film, Quentin Tarantino not only became a household name but a massive cultural phenomenon. He miraculously surpasses…; 1 Aug 0001
Life of Brian (Monty Python's Life of Brian) (1979): This parody of the life and times of Jesus Christ is the funniest and most successful of the Monty Python features. A cult favourite.; 1 Aug 0001
Mrs. Doubtfire (1993): Robin Williams rummages around in the women's costume closet and finds the biggest hit of his career. Not since Mork and Mindy has he been given the…; 1 Aug 0001
Hair (1979): Belated screen version of the popular stage musical celebrating the era of free love and drugs. The laughably dated philosophy is redeemed by those…; 1 Aug 0001
Man Bites Dog (1992): Disturbing black comedy unravels itself as a media satire but its barbaric humour won't tickle everyone's funnybone. Staged as a documentary, a film…; 1 Aug 0001
Natural Born Killers (1994): Oliver Stone turns a Tarantino script into a mean–spirited satire that points fingers at the decline of America without any measure of…; 1 Aug 0001
Chaplin (1992): A reverent yet captivating biopic of comic genius Charlie Chaplin, boasting an uncanny central performance from Robert Downey Jnr. Commendably…; 1 Aug 0001
Crooklyn (1994): Spike Lee fondly (and not so fondly) remembers some of the sights and sounds of '70s Brooklyn that shaped his distinctive outlook. A labour of love…; 1 Aug 0001
Glengarry Glen Ross (1992): Gripping transposition of David Mamet's savage stageplay about ruthless real estate salesmen who reel under a do–or–die sales ultimatum.…; 1 Aug 0001
Hope and Glory (1987): Well–crafted account of Dir. Boorman's childhood in wartime London.; 1 Aug 0001
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975): Jack Nicholson gives a star–making performance in this courageous tragi–comedy about a misfit's influence on a group of oppressed asylum…; 1 Aug 0001
Rose, The (1979): Bette Midler's acting debut was this raunchy rock biopic based loosely on the antics of Janis Joplin. She is given plenty of room here to display her…; 1 Aug 0001
Shawshank Redemption, The (1994): Compelling yarn made of an early non–horror Stephen King short story about an innocent prison inmate who spends two decades behind…; 1 Aug 0001
Purple Rain (1984): The project that would elevate His Purpleness to superstar status is a silly yet enjoyable drama about love, lust and ambition. The plot merely…; 1 Aug 0001
Goodbye Pork Pie (1981): This little beauty was the first Kiwi film to make international inroads. An amoral tale about a gang of misfits who travel the length of the country…; 1 Aug 0001

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