Day Trip

Short Film (Full Length) – 2010

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jennifer

26 May 2020 - 02.54pm

Gonna be honest.. Donald be Packing some Cake

Sergei

23 Aug 2019 - 01.50pm

Solid.

Yomshayinnn

18 Aug 2017 - 04.21pm

Liking me and my two sisters names in the credits 😂 das da tahi

27 Feb 2015 - 11.48am

love it

Alan Preston

9 May 2014 - 09.09pm

Let the man speak

Bounce Lau

25 Nov 2013 - 03.17pm

Great film, I really enjoyed it!

"NO PATCHES ALLOWED"..

Lol.

12 Nov 2013 - 09.55pm

Tino ataahua..

25 Sep 2013 - 10.48pm

Excellent short film and acting was pure nz

Lesley kennedy

30 Jun 2013 - 06.39pm

Excellent short film. Just read his book TrueRed this is also a must. Good on you Tuhoe

Mindy Cooper

21 May 2013 - 02.36pm

beautiful

Cynthia Turuwhenua

21 Mar 2013 - 09.15am

Agree with everyone else here, who expressed gratitude and thanks for this film. In a world where the line between haves and have-nots is obscure, and the superficial differences blur our connectedness, Zoe McIntosh's film shines out. The length of this sweet little film belies it's depth and breadth of meaning - which is beyond time and space. Ahakoa he iti, he iti pounamu.

23 Feb 2013 - 03.51pm

amazing short film, amazingg actors which deserve amazingg recognition for their work!love the concept of the storyy! wish there's more short films like this!!!one of the bestt short film ive watched in a longggggg timee.

Sue Shaw

13 Dec 2012 - 12.14pm

Thank you for making this film. Wow such an eye opener. I've just finished reading Tuhoe Issac book. Very compelling. Now I want to research more,find out more about this world. The human psychology fascinates me as I look at where myself and others come from. I am forever impacted and admire the strength and fortitude of former gang members that have managed to forge another life. I really am left in awe. Amazing. Really
amazing. Look forward to seeing more work of this caliber. Thank you.

16 Aug 2012 - 11.20am

GREAT WAY TO EXPRESS A MOMENT OF LIFE Tuhoe. great short story.

Marrianne Howell

14 Aug 2012 - 01.47pm

I enjoyed this short film.

14 Aug 2012 - 01.45pm

Which pub was that in Picton I thought maybe the Federal Hotel or the Terminus but I'm not sure anyway those Pubs havent been there for well over 10 years now so how long ago was this movie made?

Costa Botes

14 Aug 2012 - 12.14am

Re requests from folks in Australia to view this film ... Two options.

Check out my website at http://costabotes.com

You can order a DVD there for nz$15.00 plus postage.

Or you can view it online here ...

http://www.smh.com.au/tv/short-films/day-trip-3218001.html

1 Jul 2012 - 04.24am

Great film well done Zoe.
You're a damn fine actor Tuhoe..hope to see you in more films.

Nikora

28 May 2012 - 11.04pm

how do us maori living in Aussie get to view this??????

12 May 2012 - 02.58pm

great short film awesome to watch loved it

Lynlee Wairama Aitcheson

11 Feb 2012 - 09.45am

tells it how it is...essential watch, thank you for the film, deserves to be awarded best short film

Sharon Moana

18 Dec 2011 - 06.49pm

To much brother Tuhoe, a change of life for the best god bless, hope to see more of these on NZ on screen.

Aaron

1 Dec 2011 - 03.07pm

A good film about a man who is trying something different- a change.

Lorrz

30 Nov 2011 - 01.43am

Wish that there was more than just 10mins of film..Funny how a picture tells a thousand words..nga mihi kia koutou!!..

Anita Garland

4 Jun 2011 - 09.58am

Absolutely loved it, need more of these plse as my 2 brothers were in gangs and watching this I realize how lonely they must have been at times, but my parents stood by them all the way, and as a young girl I just followed my parents and did as they said. When it came to both of my parents tangi the gangs turned up in droves.......thats what love is and thats all that matters isn't it. But had it not been for my two brothers, I would'nt have seen that side of the gang.....my parents and whanau were and always will be well respected by them.

stew

3 Jun 2011 - 04.11pm

I played this twice and both times found it moving and enjoyable. Well done big fella. Let's see some more of you.

Potaua

3 Jun 2011 - 03.46pm

Kia ora NZ on Screen and thanks for posting this film.

Nga mihi ki a Zoe raua ko Costa.

Kei te mihi nui e te rangatira a Tuhoe.

Very moving performance and after living in houses and with whanau exactly like our mob deep family in this film, it is amazing to wonder about the world outside and to dare to take those precious journeys that challenge each of us, every day.

Beautiful film.

I was a bit hesitant at first as it seemed to follow the usual brooding, intense representation of our whanau in gangs but then went in a whole new direction, before coming home again (literally). Very good.

So chur to all for making this film and look forward to seeing more.

steve

3 Jun 2011 - 03.18pm

give us aussies some love and make it available here at least !
ANZAC .....we will remember

Kelly Kirby

2 Jun 2011 - 02.12pm

Nooooooooo!!! *Mass Disappointment Face* - Dang you overseas restrictions outside of NZ rule! lol. I know why and all but still - stinkage.
I've actually just finished reading Tuhoe's biography 'Truered' - which i found for sale for $1AUD, at my local Salvo's op shop here in Sydney only just last week! I know - what luck! Mean score. Anyway - Read it. and liked it. Interesting! - Then I just seen now he's done a short film.. and the rest..you know.

GOSH I'M LUCKY THERE'S SOO MUCH OTHER COOL OLD SCHOOL STUFF TOO WATCH ON THIS WEBSITE ANYWAY SO.. ALL GOOD.

Thanks NZOS. Neat alright. x