goodbye pork pie

Goodbye Pork Pie is a 1981 film directed by Geoff Murphy and written by Ian Mune, with assistance from Geoff Murphy. The film is considered to be one of New Zealand's most popular films.

Plot

The film's story is centered around a North Island-South Island road trip in a stolen yellow Mini. Gerry Austin, who is played by Kelly Johnson is a confused 19 year old who gives a stellar preformance. He steals a mini, and along the way picks up a love-torn husband and eventually falls in love. The film itself is filmed across New Zealand in Auckland, Wellington, Picton, Christchurch and finally in Invercargill.

Cast

Tony Barry as John
Kelly Johnston as Gerry Austin
Claire Oberman as Shirl
Shirley Gruar as Sue
Bruno Lawrence as Mulvaney

Summary

The release of Goodbye Pork Pie is considered to be the coming-of-age of New Zealand cinema as it showed that New Zealanders can make successful films about New Zealand.

External links

IMDb entry New Zealand film and television in 1981 Goodbye Pork Pie

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