Annie Goldson

New Zealand’s own mid-century anti-Communist witch hunt which reenacts the fate of Cecil Holmes, a filmmaker at the National Film Unit, who was fired because he was a member of the Communist Party.

Aotearoa documentary on Georgina Beyer, former cabaret performer/actress who became the first transgender MP in the country—and possibly the world.

Director Annie Goldson (Kim Dotcom: Caught in the Web) retells the story of David Downs, who wrote about an innovative cancer treatment that saved his life.

Details the rise and fall of Kim Dotcom, founder of internet sharing / pirating website MegaUpload that earned him millions.

Documentary from acclaimed filmmaker Annie Goldson (Brother Number One). She joins journalist Jon Stephenson as he takes a critical look at New Zealand's military engagement in Afghanistan – the longest ever war the country has been involved in.

Kiwi Olympian rower Rob Hamill goes to Cambodia to retrace the events that saw his brother, Kerry, caught, tortured and murdered by the Khmer Rouge in 1978. 

The 2001 murder of 'openly gay' couple John Scott and Greg Scrivener in Suva is still clouded in rumour and political mystery...