Part one of five from this full length television programme.
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Part five of five from this full length television programme.
Created by David Brechin-Smith (The Insiders Guide to Happiness), TV drama The Hothouse explores good times, bad decisions, and the line between right and wrong. This first episode introduces the show's flatmates — three cops, a lawyer, and the new arrival: Levi (Qantas Award nominee Kip Chapman), a cocky drug dealer for whom rules are to be broken. Levi leads Daniel (Ryan O'Kane) to a strip club, and Daniel wonders if he can live with a girlfriend whose work involves helping the criminals he has to deal with in his job. Nathan Price won a Qantas TV award for his direction on the series.
..it's about that decision-making process — at what level am I now and what is the next step for me? It's that idea of leaving childhood behind and coping with that awkward phase in the middle.– Actor Ryan O'Kane, on how The Hothouse will appeal to viewers who are in their final years of flatting, TimeOut, 22 February 2007
Made with funding from NZ On Air
Features 'Naughty Holidays' written by Connan Hosford, and performed by Connan and the Moccasins
'Slav to the Rhythm', written by Luke Buda and Sam Scott, and performed by Luke Buda
'Sauerkraut Bossa', written by Luke Buda, Sam Scott and Sarah Parton, and performed by Luke Buda
'King Kong', composed by Buzz Moller and Mac MacCaskill, and performed by Voom
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