Hunt for the Wilderpeople
If you’ve been itching for a sign to finally go on that unforgettable summer camping trip, this is it.
The Moon is a Father of Mine
Twelve-year-old Toma is expelled from school after being relentlessly tormented by his classmates. His estranged father, Nemo, who disappeared when the boy was just two years old, invites him to their ancestral village. The locals do not embrace Nemo's unwelcome return. But he doesn't fear anyone and is determined to pass on the ancient tradition of deer hunting to his son. This fateful weekend Toma learns survival, independence, and the dark secrets of his father's past.
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Twelve-year-old Toma is expelled from school after being relentlessly tormented by his classmates. His estranged father, Nemo, who disappeared when the boy was just two years old, invites him to their ancestral village. The locals do not embrace Nemo's unwelcome return. But he doesn't fear anyone and is determined to pass on the ancient tradition of deer hunting to his son. This fateful weekend Toma learns survival, independence, and the dark secrets of his father's past.
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Genre:Drama, Adventure, Thriller
Written By:Roelof Jan Minneboo, Giorgi Ovashvili
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Wagonnet Films, 42film, Joli Rideau Media, Seven Peas Film, Waterfront Film, Axman Production, ZDF/Arte
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