Uproar (2023)
Overview
A 17 year-old student is forced to get off the fence he has actively sat on all his life to stand up for himself, his whanau (family) and his future in this heartwarming story of identity.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $739,900.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.9512 |
Directed By
Hamish Bennett
Paul Middleditch
Crew
Hamish Bennett
Sonia Whiteman
Sandra Kailahi
Hamish Bennett
Angela Cudd
Troy Lum
Paul Middleditch
Emma Slade
Dallas Synnott
Maria Ines Manchego
Roxi Bull
Sacha Young
Madilyn Davidson
Ana Vila Keil
Tony Keddy
Ryan Alexander Lloyd
Neal Wagstaff
Kayleighsha Wharton
Gretchen Hatton
Tayla Millar
John Harding
TOP CAST
Julian Dennison
Josh Waaka
Minnie Driver
Shirley Waaka
Rhys Darby
Brother Madigan
James Rolleston
Jamie Waaka
Erana James
Samantha
Mabelle Dennison
Tui
Jada Fa’atui
Grace Ioane
Aleni Tufuga
Mr. Ioane
Craig Hall
Drybergh
Mark Mitchinson
Principal Slane
Milo Cawthorne
Kenneth
Byron Coll
Bullivant
Hannah Marshall
Deborah
Ascia Maybury
Mrs. MacMenigall
Jeff Szusterman
Andrew
John Leigh
Dennis
Troy Kingi
Pita Waaka
Marris Collins
Kaumatua / Elder
Leonard Mathews
Kaumatua / Elder
Mana Hira Davis
Riot Police Chief
Sujhal Prasad
Sujhal
Jack Robertson Doel
Student
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