Toa Fraser

Māori history is brought alive in this period action-adventure based on the traditional fighting art of Mau rākau. After his tribe is slaughtered through an act of treachery, the chieftan's teenage son Hongi (James Rolleston, Boy) must avenge his father's death...

Director Toa Fraser (No. 2, Dean Spanley) brings The Royal New Zealand Ballet to the big screen, capturing their acclaimed production of the two-act classic Giselle (first performed in 1841). Features a score by the Auckland Philharmonic Orchestra.

The follow up from No. 2 director, Toa Fraser, set in Edwardian England, starring Sam Neill and Peter O'Toole.

Acclaimed local drama, about a Fijian family living in Auckland: Nanna Maria (Ruby Dee) dreams of her youth in Fiji with nostalgia - sunny days, family and celebration...

Jamie Bell, Abbie Cornish and Mark Strong lead this crime thriller based on the 1980 takeover of the Iranian Embassy in Princes Gate, London.

NZ Olympic freestyle skier Jossi Wells takes up new extreme sports - with which he has zero experience - in his doco from filmmaker Toa Fraser.