The End of the Golden Weather

How it feels
This film follows a New Zealand boy as he spends a summer on a beach. It focuses on his experiences and observations of the people around him.
nostalgicgentlebittersweetsimpleatmosphericreflectiveslow-pacedearthy
What happens
The End of the Golden Weather is a 1991 New Zealand film. It was co-written and directed by Ian Hume based on Bruce Mason's play of the same name. It debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 1991 before a New Zealand theatre release in 1992 with a premiere in Wellington on the 25th of February. Script develpoment began after Mune approached Mason in 1976 but was unable to get financing. After Mason died in 1982 the script was shelved. It was bought back around 1990, obtained funding and filming was commenced in February 1991. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)
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