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Release Date:
March 15, 2000
Original Title:
Savage Honeymoon
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Rocket Pictures
Production Countries:
New Zealand
Ratings / Certifications:
NZ: M
Runtime: 90
Dean is threatening to firebomb his ex-girlfriend's wedding. Mickey is filling the garage with stolen goods - again, and pierced teenage daughter, Leesa, is an accident waiting to happen on the family's beloved Triumph motorbike. An unconventional tough family, battling to survive with humour and love, in a world of motor bikes, rock 'n' roll, classic cars and alcohol. This is a family that you probably would not want next door, but they are fun to watch, and they have their ways of holding family together.
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Costume Design:
Emily Carter
Director:
Mark Beesley
Director of Photography:
Leon Narbey
Editor:
Margot Francis
Executive Producer:
Chris Brown
Chris Hampson
Line Producer:
Karla Rodgers
Original Music Composer:
Dean Savage
Producer:
Steve Sachs
Production Design:
Gary Mackay
Screenplay:
Mark Beesley
Special Effects Coordinator:
Kevin Chisnall
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