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The Savages are a working class West Auckland family who like drinking, and living by their own rules. Savage Honeymoon is a celebration of their passion and leather pants - and a snapshot of a couple worried their children may not be as lucky as them. Mark Beesley’s debut feature won good reviews (The Herald praised its “self-confident swagger”) – and headlines, after being downgraded from an R18 to R15. The film pre-dated the Westie family of Outrageous Fortune - though Beesley then hated the Westies label, disliking the word’s negative connotations.
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Television, 1996 (Excerpts)
A Greenstone documentary about the story of the Rose Noelle
Television, 2005 (Full Length Episode)
Another working class West Auckland family
Mingehunter69
Posted at 12.32PM - 01.11.2011
FUCK YEAH!