Lazeistheman2 : Pretty decent movie, starring Ned Leeds, pretty good comedic actor.
Alien : Wouldn't that be cool?
greyfur : This is pretty decent so far, little shorts, 10-15 minutes long each, but they are good li...
Hans Zarkov : I'd recommend Farscape, it shared a lot of the same elements as SG:A in terms of creativit...
random000 : Andromeda is good, but Farscape is very superior. Not once did it search for itself or the...
Savax : I second the recommendation, Sorbo & the show can get cheezy at moments but still one of t...
Hans Zarkov : Oh, man, Lexx was a head trip until I could binge-watch the movies and first season. So mu...
Hans Zarkov : It started out well but that last season, where the "already pushing the Sorbo saturation ...
Plot Summary:
Staunch follows the politicisation of Ariana (Once Were Warriors’ Mamaengaroa Kerr-Bell) a young Māori woman who’s run into trouble with the law. Guided by a sympathetic social worker (Tamati Patuwai) she defends herself against assault charges following a police raid on her home. The Auckland-set TV3 drama was inspired by fact, and co-written by director Keith Hunter and playwright Toa Fraser; it won multiple gongs at the 2002 NZ TV Awards. Staunch was an early screen credit for Fraser (director of feature films No. 2, Dean Spanley, and ballet doco Giselle).