Directed by Michael Bennett who also wrote the book. This dramatised version of Teina’s story will break your heart. I’ve just watched the film on the big screen with the crew who couldn’t make it to the first screening a month ago. It is a special piece of non fiction made all the more authentic because of the relationships Teina had with the people who believed he deserved better than the sorry attempt at justice dealt to him by our police. Coming to soon to your screens.
On one blood-stained night a drug deal gone wrong sets off a chain of events for dangerous factions and an innocent bystander, […]
White Lies submitted for the Oscars as New Zealand’s Best Foreign Language entry. It’s about the nature of identity: those who deny it […]
Inspired by true events, first-hand accounts and employing actual newsreel footage, this drama follows the aftermath of the Earthquakes that befell New […]
This is the reason I have been absent from Casting most of the last two years. I hope you enjoy my journey […]
