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Whale Rider’s excellent Rawiri Paratene bolsters this Kiwi crowdpleaser as Arthur, a mentally ill Maori convinced he’s the second son of God.
When his ‘care in the community’ boarding house is threatened with closure, Arthur’s rousing kerbside sermons spark an unlikely romance.
Unevenly directed by first-timer Rosemary Riddell (from her preacher husband’s novel), this is DIY filmmaking with more passion than finesse – but it’s original.
How many religious parables make their point with creative swearing, gallows wit, and even a God-bothering sex scene?
A Simpsons Hit and Run Remake will probably never happen – and I don't want it to
PlayStation games like The Last of Us are dominating the silver screen, but former Sony boss Shawn Layden says "an entire generation had to retire" before Hollywood took him seriously
Assassin's Creed Shadows devs "actively looking at" an even harder difficulty mode for the RPG: "How challenging do you want it?"
