Jubilee (2000)

Director:

Michael Hurst

Writers:

Michael Bennett, Nepi Solomon (story)

Stars:

Cliff Curtis, Theresa Healey, Jaime Passier-Armstrong

2 wins.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Cliff Curtis	...	Billy Williams
Theresa Healey	...	Pauline Williams
Jaime Passier-Armstrong	...	Lucille Williams
Charley Murphy Samau	...	Walter Williams
Hori Ahipene	...	Potu Williams
Amiria Reriti	...	Minnie Williams
Mabel Wharekawa	...	Mum Williams (as Mabel Wharekawa Burt)
Whetu Fala	...	Nefta Williams
Kevin Smith	...	Max Seddon
Taungaroa Emile	...	Tyron
Ross Duncan	...	Wallace
Vicky Haughton	...	Mary Taki
Eru Potaka Dewes	...	Rangi Kaawa
Marise Wipani	...	Sharyn
Stephen Tozer	...	Mr Crawford

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

independent film

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Taglines:

A reason for a small town to put on a clean pair of undies.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

New Zealand

Language:

English

Release Date:

13 April 2000 (New Zealand)

Also Known As:

Obljetnica

Filming Locations:

New Zealand

Company Credits

Production Co:

South Pacific Pictures

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Referenced in The Making of 'Jubilee' (2000)

User Reviews

Well personally...

I thought it was brilliant...then again I'm completely biased as I worked as an extra in this film, and went to the premier. I live in Riverhead where my old primary school was used as the reunion spot. We worked nights, and that was pretty hard, considering I had a baby at the time (shes 7 now), but I really had the time of my life, and it ignited my wish to work in film. I know it might seem a bit blah to most people, but if you knew the work that went into making it, I think you'd see it differently. I too was a fan of Kevin Smith after the Xena series...kind of strange finding out a person you worked with has died...also Theresa and Cliff are really nice people, as is Micheal Hurst (director). I'm thrilled to say I managed to get a letter of recommendation from him to use if I ever manage to get a portfolio together. All in all, working on the film was great, and seeing it, I thought it was pretty good.

Cheers, Ena

RIP Kev