A trio of fun-loving kids are sick of being told what to do, so when they discover an ancient artefact that makes wishes come true, one of them wishes for a world without grown-ups! What ensues is a wild adventure, that isn't always as fun as the children imagined. Kids World is a 1999 family comedy film, a co-production between New Zealand and The United States, helmed by Kiwi director Dale Bradley and co-starring Christopher Lloyd (Back to the Future). Although set in Oregon, it shot in Auckland and features a slew of local acting talent; including a young Olivia Tennet (Shortland Street, Kiri and Lou) who won a New Zealand Film and TV award for her role.