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Kiwi-made Western (dubbed the "Pavlova Western"), set in America but shot in New Zealand, starring Cohen Holloway (Boy) and directed/written...
Kiwi-made Western (dubbed the "Pavlova Western"), set in America but shot in New Zealand, starring Cohen Holloway (Boy) and directed/written by Weta Workshop’s own Mike Wallis, making his feature debut.
Escaping her past, a young English woman (newcomer Inge Rademeyer) immigrates to the West. After a gunfight breaks out in a saloon, Isabella is snatched away by a rugged outlaw (Holloway). With the Sheriff mistaking her for an accomplice, a bounty is placed on her head and she is forced to partner up with her captive...
After premiering at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, The Hollywood Reporter described it as "a Kiwi spaghetti western filtered through the offbeat sensibilities of early Sam Raimi or the Coen brothers."
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53 %17 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
50 %160 reviewsAudience score rating
"A droll New Zealand parody with a tone so deadpan it becomes laugh-out-loud funny."
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Variety
Variety"The ravishing New Zealand landscape portrays the American West in Mike Wallis’s Good for Nothing, a slender movie of humble, welcome charms."
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The New York Times
The New York Times"Lively and original... [it's a] cheerfully eccentric Western and I hope it finds the audience it deserves here in the States."
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IndieWire
IndieWire"Imagine a Kiwi spaghetti western filtered through the offbeat sensibilities of early Sam Raimi or the Coen brothers and you’ve pretty much got the picture that is Good for Nothing."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood ReporterGood for Nothing | Details
Award winner- Official Selection at the Newport Beach Film Festival and Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2011.
- Rating
- R13, contains violence & sexual themes
- Runtime
- 92
- Genre
- Drama, Western
- Country of origin
- New Zealand
