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Synopsis

Made for Montana Sunday Theatre, Dead Certs provides rare starring roles for talents Rawiri Paratene and Ginette McDonald. Paratene won a Television Award for his acting, and also co-wrote the script (with director Ian Mune), which he began writing on a Burns Fellowship. Paratene plays Hare Hohepa, whose dreams of a winning bet that will allow him to escape his down'n'out existence take an unusual turn: his friend Martha (McDonald) expires after some drinks, then returns in ghostly form to encourage him to keep betting. So begins a dream run at the TAB.

Credits (19)

 Ian Mune
 Nicole Hoey
 Rawiri Paratene

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Comments (4)

 Claudia

Claudia

A full length version of that film would be awesome!

 Robert

Robert

Many thanks for the news, Brenda. Thanks also for a great website.

Robert
Perth, WA

 Brenda Leeuwenberg

Brenda Leeuwenberg

Hi Robert - We're working on getting the full length version of this film - if/when we get it, we'll let you know!

It's not for sale anywhere at this stage.

 Robert

Robert

This is fantastic. Saw this when I was 14. 'Was a great little film. Better than a lot of the crap that NZ film makers have released to cinemas.

How about the whole film? Any chance? Anyone know where I can buy a copy?

Many thanks,

Robert
Perth, WA

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 The Insatiable Moon

Film, 2010 (Trailer, Excerpts, and Extras)

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 Joe and Koro - High Society

Television, 1977 (Full Length Episode)

Also starring Rawiri Paratene

 Trifecta

Television, 1995 (Full Length)

Another 1995 Montana Sunday Theatre drama

Quotes

... don't do the Aussie haka on me Hare Hohepa! 
Not one favourite's won a single race. Now the law of averages says roughies can't go on winning. Number eight - she's just the ticket. 

Awards

1996 TV Awards
Best Actor (Rawiri Paratene)