Ian Mune

The writer-director of Coming Home in the Dark adapts another one of Owen Marshall's short stories with Geoffrey Rush and John Lithgow in lead roles. 

Black comedy about Nige, his best mate Deano, and their inept efforts to cover up an accidental death after a hit and run. Stars Flight of the Conchords' Bret McKenzie and Hamish & Andy's Hamish Blake

A frustrated Santa leaves the North Pole for a New Zealand summer in this Christmas family comedy from Kiwi director Tony Simpson (Kiwi Flyer).

Ghostly Kiwi tale – fusing horror, mystery and comedy – sees Kylie (Morgana O'Reilly) sentenced to home detention with her spiritually-paranoid mother, as well as a paranormal presence that appears to be pissed off about her return...

NZ comedy classic with genius Billy T. James, directed by Ian Mune.

Not only was The Piano – the story of a mute woman and her daughter trying to find love within an arranged marriage in settler-era New Zealand – a fine piece of film making, it also marked a key moment in the emergence of the local film industry as a viable player in a global sense.

A sequel to Once Were Warriors. Jake the Muss searches for redemption...

The hard-hitting New Zealand classic about a violent and troubled family in South Auckland, based on Alan Duff's novel.