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Juliet Veber's observational documentary tells the story of Gary Peach, a teacher in charge of discipline at South Auckland's Aorere College. "Peachy" has unorthodox methods (a loud hailer to wrangle truants) but his genuine commitment to the mainly Māori and Pacific Island kids is provoking and affecting. Filmed over six months on the trail of Peach's beat, the film received applause at 2008 NZ Film Festival screenings and made many annual 'best of' lists. The NZ Herald called it a: "very moving report from education's frontline ... a compelling watch".
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What I meant is - how do I get a copy of this to watch the full version>
? Cheers.
how do i watch the full film?
It's true, I've never met a Samoan sooky before.
Peachy is the best! Great film of a committed man!
Trouble Free Films Ltd
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Film, 1994 (Trailer, Excerpts, and Extras)
A film about a Māori family struggling in the city
Finalist - Most
Outstanding Website
The ONYAs 2010 & 2011
Best Entertainment Website
Finalist – Website design
Qantas Media Awards 2009
NZ ON SCREEN 2012
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Paul Ward
Posted at 09.38PM - 01.01.2012
@Jenny: you can purchase Trouble on DVD - click on the 'BUY' tab below right of the player and follow one of the links to a retail outlet. Cheers.