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      Head South

      2024 1h 38m Comedy Drama List
      Reviews Angus, alone for a couple of weeks with his world-weary father, is drawn into the underground post-punk music scene. Desperate to fit in with this magnetic but fickle subculture, Angus distances himself from his true friends and lies about his musical abilities to his new 'friends'. Caught out by his own deceit he must become the musician he pretended to be. With the support of his friends, especially the talented Kirsten, Angus navigates self-doubt, derision, harmful behavior and a family tragedy to take the stage for the first time. Read More Read Less

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      Dennis Harvey Variety Pleasant but awfully thin... Jan 26, 2024 Full Review Peter Bradshaw Guardian It’s a film which can’t quite absorb the intense seriousness of its final moments, but a sweet-natured entertainment nonetheless. Rated: 3/5 Jan 26, 2024 Full Review Wendy Ide Screen International A vivid, affectionate but unevenly structured semi-autobiographical snapshot of a brief but important moment in New Zealand’s cultural history. Jan 26, 2024 Full Review Morris Yang In Review Online Ogilvie returns with a personal tale that’s quirky as much as it’s wry, empathetic, and quietly moving. Jan 30, 2024 Full Review Read all reviews

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      Synopsis Angus, alone for a couple of weeks with his world-weary father, is drawn into the underground post-punk music scene. Desperate to fit in with this magnetic but fickle subculture, Angus distances himself from his true friends and lies about his musical abilities to his new 'friends'. Caught out by his own deceit he must become the musician he pretended to be. With the support of his friends, especially the talented Kirsten, Angus navigates self-doubt, derision, harmful behavior and a family tragedy to take the stage for the first time.
      Director
      Jonathan Ogilvie
      Screenwriter
      Jonathan Ogilvie
      Production Co
      Head South Cohort, Black Frame
      Genre
      Comedy, Drama
      Original Language
      English
      Runtime
      1h 38m