"If this tale is about anything, it’s about those two words: Kiwi. Actor." In this assured, at times offbeat documentary, Ian Mune takes us on a personal tour through his various lives as actor, director, teacher and more. He revisits early theatrical stomping grounds, and talks about how acting with Sam Neill in breakthrough movie Sleeping Dogs taught him to “stop pulling faces”. Mune reminisces about directing movies comical, terrible and ambitious, and complains about the system of developing local films. There is also archival footage of his performances in 70s TV dramas Derek and Moynihan.