Independent New Zealand romance set in Christchurch, one year after the devastating 2011 earthquake. Charlie (Dustin Clare) and Eve (Camille...
Independent New Zealand romance set in Christchurch, one year after the devastating 2011 earthquake. Charlie (Dustin Clare) and Eve (Camille Keenan), a couple expecting a child but no longer together, discover whether or not they can rebuild their relationship and have a future as a family.
The film boasts a multiplatform release, hitting cinemas, television, VOD, DVD and more at the same time on the 7th of December. The release is reported to be a response to piracy. 10% of the film's profits will go towards the reconstruction of Christchurch City.
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"I wanted to like Sunday, with all my heart. For whatever reason, New Zealand’s hardly given the romance genre a serious crack, plus we haven’t seen a feature this year directed by a woman. So when this modest, self-funded film caught my eyes, I was instantly on its side. Unfortunately, the film I saw made little impression on me…"
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Flicks
Flicks"Sunday is a wee gem. It's our own indigenous Before Sunrise, made with some real craft. This is an honest, heartfelt, skilful, admirable, and truly likeable film. Bravo."
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Stuff
Stuff"Good-looking but exasperatingly inert."
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New Zealand Herald
New Zealand Herald"Blessed with talent and chemistry..."
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New Zealand Listener
New Zealand ListenerSunday | Details
- Rating
- M, Strong coarse language
- Runtime
- 72
- Genre
- Drama, Romance
- Country of origin
- New Zealand
