Peter Hambleton

Bilbo Baggins is chosen by Gandalf to embark on a quest with 13 Dwarves to reclaim the lost kindgom of Erebor. Thorin Oakenshield leads the company to the mountain and the beast that laid waste to his people and claimed their land. Through mountains, forests and unforseeable dangers, witness the epic quest to reclaim a homeland through the eyes of a Hobbit as he learns the value of courage and friendship in the face of darkness.

O dragão Smaug lança sua fúria ardente contra a Cidade do Lago que fica próxima da montanha de Erebor. Bard consegue derrotá-lo, mas, rapidamente, sem a ameaça do dragão, inicia-se uma batalha pelo controle de Erebor e sua riqueza. Os anões, liderados por Thorin, adentram a montanha e estão dispostos a impedir a entrada de elfos, anões e orcs. Bilbo Bolseiro e Gandalf tentam impedir a guerra.

Ao lado de um grupo de anões e de Gandalf, Bilbo segue em direção à Montanha Solitária, onde deverá ajudar seus companheiros a retomar a Pedra de Arken. O problema é que o artefato está perdido em meio a um tesouro protegido pelo temido dragão Smaug.

Como a maioria dos hobbits, Bilbo Bolseiro leva uma vida tranquila até o dia em que recebe uma missão do mago Gandalf. Acompanhado por um grupo de anões, ele parte numa jornada até a Montanha Solitária para libertar o Reino de Erebor do dragão Smaug.

Based on a true story, STOLEN is an emotional thriller about every parent's greatest fear. Kahu Durie - the adopted baby daughter of Maori High Court Judge, Justice Eddie Durie and prominent lawyer, Donna Hall - is snatched at gunpoint as Donna pushes the pram in the street. Nine tense days follow and the nation is gripped by brave television appeals for the baby's safe return. Following Donna Hall's emotional public plea, a letter arrives, demanding the highest ransom in New Zealand's history. The police work tirelessly and the net closes on a secluded house...Terence Traynor became intent on committing a perfect crime, motivated by greed and inspired by American TV.

A remarkable memoir of resilience, determination and love.Based on filmmaker Gaylene Preston's interviews with her father about his World War II experiences, reconstructed with actor Tony Barry as Ed Preston. Weaving strands of poetic imagined drama, and archival footage into the interview, Preston presents both sides of her parents' wartime marriage: the horror and hardship of battlefield and prison camp juxtaposed with the loneliness and grief of a young wife struggling with a newborn baby and a husband declared missing.Ed Preston, on his way home from rugby practice in 1940, joins the New Zealand Army to go to World War II. His new wife, Tui, is pregnant and distraught, but he tells her not to worry, he'll be home by Christmas. And so he is - four years later - after escaping from a prison camp in Italy. But while Ed is away, Tui has fallen in love with another man.

A 13 year old girl is raped and murdered in a small country town. Ten years later, the murderer is up for parole and the victim's father has vowed personal vengence if the killer is released. Sometime journalist, Lisa, is haunted by the crime and in confronting the killer she starts a chain of events that puts her own life in danger.

A plain woman with a beautiful voice is trapped in a difficult life caring for her cranky elderly father.

A young couple stumble into a disused photographer's studio and find themselves snapped up by the past.

In 1943, U.S. marines are stationed near Wellington. One of them is murdered by the boss of the Hotel Workers Union, who is sitting pretty, exempt from military service and living it up on black market profits. Girls under the control of the union - of whom the victim's fiancee, Rose, is one - give sexual favours to the Americans, in return for information. The marine assigned to investigate the murder, tries to find Rose through a public health nurse who traces VD infections. However they discover there it more going on than they realized, involving a conspiracy amongst the Union, the government and the U.S. military.

Este filme conta a história verídica do naufrágio do navio do Greenpeace, o Rainbow Warrior (comandado por Jon Voight), no porto de Auckland em 1984, e a posterior investigação da Polícia da Nova Zelândia (liderada por Sam Neill) que revelou a responsabilidade do governo francês . O navio estava a caminho para protestar contra os testes nucleares franceses no Pacífico.