The story of a woman who must find her kidnapped son, navigating a world she doesn't know, on the edge of danger with every heartbeat.
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Alice Eve | ... | Charlotte Lockton | |
| Graham McTavish | ... | Bully | |
| Jack Davenport | ... | Joshua McCullen | |
| Richard O'Brien | ... | Mr. Russell | |
| Cohen Holloway | ... | Hunter | |
| Gillian MacGregor | ... | Heather | |
| Glen Levy | ... | Bandit | |
| Mikaela Rüegg | ... | Flamenco | |
| Stig Eldred | ... | Klaus | |
| Stan Walker | ... | Matai | |
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Grayson Hunt Urwin | ... | Young Maori Wife |
| Lukas Hinch | ... | David Lockton | |
| Emily Corcoran | ... | Honey | |
| Joanna Prendergast | ... | French Washer Woman | |
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William DuFresne | ... | Mr. Russell's Helper (as William Petty) |
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Charlotte Lockton, a wealthy, upper class, English immigrant, chooses to forgo all of her home luxuries to find her kidnapped baby son. She navigates her way through the unruly and wild world of the gold rush in 1860's New Zealand, finding unlikely friendship amongst the hustlers, whores, Maori Warriors and Chinese Miners. But in the end, she must face the man who took the boy - and become the woman she never thought she'd be. Written by Anonymous
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Charlotte Lockton: Last night I dreamt I could shoot like you.
David Lockton: That's why we're here. It's a good skill to have.
Charlotte Lockton: [struggling] It's just so heavy. Sorry.
David Lockton: They're making them lighter now. I'll get one for you.
[getting behind her as she aims]
David Lockton: Now... Squeeze the trigger. Just squeeze it, Charlotte.
Charlotte Lockton: I am.
David Lockton: You're going to have to squeeze it harder.
Charlotte Lockton: But I'm squeezing it.
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Performed by Sony Music Recording Artist Stan Walker
Written by Stan Walker and Inoke Finau
Sony/ATV Music Publishing (Australia) Pty Ltd / Control
Licensed courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment New Zealand
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[first lines]Charlotte Lockton: Last night I dreamt I could shoot like you.
David Lockton: That's why we're here. It's a good skill to have.
Charlotte Lockton: [struggling] It's just so heavy. Sorry.
David Lockton: They're making them lighter now. I'll get one for you.
[getting behind her as she aims]
David Lockton: Now... Squeeze the trigger. Just squeeze it, Charlotte.
Charlotte Lockton: I am.
David Lockton: You're going to have to squeeze it harder.
Charlotte Lockton: But I'm squeezing it.
[...]
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Find YouPerformed by Sony Music Recording Artist Stan Walker
Written by Stan Walker and Inoke Finau
Sony/ATV Music Publishing (Australia) Pty Ltd / Control
Licensed courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment New Zealand
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What a pity! All this effort from a full cast and crew with all the potential of a great little movie. Great locations, very good period costume design and set design. Mostly decent performances and above average production values. But they were all compromised by a very feeble script and clumsy direction. The movie has moments of good suspense to begin with, but gradually as the awful dialogue and the stumbling storyline unfolds, the suspension of disbelief is eroded and the flaws begin screaming out with the agony of mediocrity.