Film detail | Kiwi Flyer

International Competition of Films for Children




Country: New Zealand
Language: English
Subtitles: simultaneous interpretation to Czech
Directed by: Tony Simpson
Year: 2012
Length: 87`
Rating: 8
Screenplay: Andrew Gunn, Tony Simpson
Director of Photography: David Paul
Music: Don McGlashan
Edited by: Paul Maxwell

Synopsis: Every summer, kids of all ages flock to Nelson, New Zealand, to compete in the annual trolley derby. Twelve-year-old Ben comes from a long line of derby competitors: his grandfather was a champion, while his father tried his best and never gave up, even though he lost year after year. When his father passes away in a tragic accident, Ben decides to honor his memory by making his dream trolley design, the Kiwi Flyer, a reality and winning the big race himself. But when neighborhood bullies threaten the Flyer's chances, Ben is forced to make a decision: give up before the race even starts, or follow his father's example and give it his best shot, no matter the odds.

Tony Simpson: Tony Simpson (1957) is a screenwriter, director and producer from New Zealand. He has an education in film production. He's worked in the film and television industry for over 25 years, working primarily in the production of children's TV movies and animated TV series. He's been assistant director on the making of many successful Hollywood films. He's independently shot a number of advertising spots. The comedy Kiwi Flyer (2012) is his feature debut.

Where and when Kiwi Flyer is screened

WhereWhenReservation
Velké kinoMay 30th at 08:30N/A
Golden Apple Cinema, č. 2May 31st at 15:10N/A

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