The trailer for this documentary film
The first of three excerpts from this documentary film
The second of three excerpts from this documentary film
The third of three excerpts from this documentary film
Interviews with Karl Kippenberger, Phil Knight and Tom Larkin
Interview with director Sam Peacocke
Interview with producers Grant Roa and Laurence Alexander
This theatrically released documentary charts 23 years of highs and lows for one of Aotearoa's most enduring rock bands — complete with personal dramas, early tragedy, adoring local audiences, album sales of 250,000, attempts to crack the United States, and an agonising name change. Seeking an audience beyond the faithful, award-winning director Sam Peacocke expanded the story's scope to feature the band's family and friends, as much as the music. NZ Herald writer Scott Kara called the result "a cracker", and "a must-see for fans of the band".
The rare footage of their very early days, back when Toogood and Larkin were still metal kids at Wellington High, is priceless. This is Shihad's story, and it's a cracker, which makes it a must-see for fans of the band.– Scott Kara in a four star NZ Herald review, 16 May 2012
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Made with funding from NZ Film Commission and NZ On Air
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