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Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen
Thumbnail from title in The Coming-of-Age Collection | NZ On Screen

The Coming-of-Age Collection

The Coming-of-Age Collection

The Coming-of-Age Collection includes many of New Zealand's most beloved films. Featured are grumpy uncles, annoying parents, plus a wide range of children and teens negotiating the challenges of growing older — and wiser. Among the young actors making an early mark are an Oscar-nominated Keisha Castle-Hughes (Whale Rider), James Rolleston (Boy) and 12-year-old Fiona Kaye (Vigil). The titles include Alone, the winner of NZ On Screen's very first ScreenTest film contest. In the backgrounder, young Kiwi actor Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie writes from New York.