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John steals money and a bracelet/temporal dislocator from a Chinese antiques shop. Fleeing, he triggers the device and goes minutes back in time. The time travels result in new Johns and they form the Mega Time Squad.

A young novice at an isolated convent is confronted with the sudden desire to explore her sexual self in the wake of meeting a blue-tongued lizard. DANIEL is a religious erotic drama set in rural New Zealand.

A rural couple's bickering escalates to dangerous new heights with the sudden arrival of two young runaways.

A crowded cinema forces together the distant elements of a long-dissolved family. In the darkness an unlikely meeting reopens old wounds and offers Dale an opportunity to heal some of them. Andy is a film about all the things left unsaid.

Tim wants to watch the film, Dylan and Steph want to make out, the ushers want Dylan to keep his fluids to himself, that guy in the front row wants someone to call an ambulance, Carla wants to sleep, and Kate just wants everyone to shut up!

Edith Gibson lives in the heart of suburban Auckland with her 3000 Dolls. In this documentary, she invites you into her home, shares her prized dolls, and imparts pro tips and tricks for repairing these beauties to their former glory.

After the death of an acquaintance, four close friends escape the tumult of the city and journey into rural New Zealand for the funereal and some peace of mind. At a rest stop on the side of the road, Jasmine leaves the car to go for a walk - wandering into local farmland. She doesn't return. Michael, Anna & Levi are left in an unfamiliar landscape, searching for their friend and dealing with the grief of sudden loss and the guilt of those who remain.

As friends and family descend on an engagement party, wicks are short, fuses are lit and 'the big bang" is no longer just a theory.

Water for Gold tells the alarming story of how international trade law is leading us to trade our most basic rights to clean, safe water for access to gold.

Beautiful Democracy is a bright and vibrant exploration of the art and activism surrounding the pro-Democracy movement in New Zealand. This short documentary follows three groups who are finding dynamic and unconventional ways to engage with, and defend their democratic right during a time of change and increasing international corporatization of power. Dance, Graffiti, and Non-Violent Direct Action are all employed as political tools by the impassioned artists and activists in this film. While political apathy and disenfranchisement increase all over the western world, these artists and activists fight to impact a system that has shut them out of the political process.