New Zealand

A must have for all Cliff fans this special edition collection contains six sensational concerts together in one package for the first time. Concerts include: 40th Anniversary (1998) This is your invitation to see a very special concert filmed in front of an invited audience to c...elebrate Cliff Richard's 40 years in music. Filmed at the Royal Albert Hall, Cliff performs many of his classic hits like Miss You Nights, Devil Woman and Some People as well as tracks from his band and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra. Live in the Park (1999) Filmed in July, 1999, during one of the three 'Route Of Kings' concerts at London's Hyde Park. Includes such favourites as 'Summer Holiday', 'Move It', 'The Young Ones', 'We Don't Talk Any More', 'Living Doll' and many more hits from one of the most loved talents in the music business. Countdown Concert (2001) In 1999, the Countdown Concert took his audience on a time travel through five decades of pop music and pop history. Accompanied by a group of dancers he presented hits like Move It and Living Doll as well as epochal references like Rock Around The Clock and Be Bop A Lula. The World Tour (2003) The cameras go behind the scenes to track the progress of this remarkable tour. Accompany Cliff as he talks you through the highs and lows of being on the road. Also captured on film is Cliff's spectacular outdoor performance at The Mission in Napier, New Zealand. This truly fantastic two-hour concert is a celebration of some of his greatest hits. Featuring classics such as 'Lay All Your Love On Me', 'Gee Whiz It's You/I Could Easily Fall in Love With You' and the number one hit 'We Don't Talk Any More'. Its an event not to be missed! Leeds Castle (Castles in the Air) (2004) Cilla Black and Cliff Richard have been friends since the sixties and have performed over the years many times together. This live concert DVD captures on camera some of that magic as the two stars perform a duet in front of 11,000 fans at Leeds Castle (filmed
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The Wests are back... for a fourth series of New Zealand's best loved comedy-drama! Cheryl battles Wolf to defend her kids and castle, but as family tensions erupt, the worst villain may be the enemy within... Cheryl is still leading by example - even if she falls for a cop - but... is struggling to hold the family together: Wolf wants back in; Jethro is trying to keep Wolf and Sheree out of his apartment (and his bed); Loretta is struggling to be a mum; and Grandpa is on the hunt for the bastard who knocked up Rita. Meanwhile, Pascalle is somehow trying to heal them all!
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There is much romance surrounding the concept of escaping the rat race to live a self-sustainable lifestyle and surely Aotearoa is the best place on earth to make this back-to-basics dream come true... comedian Te Radar is finding out. This series explores the delights and diffic...ulties of trying to sustain oneself off what one man can hunt, grow and fish. Te Radar is discovering there is much to keep one occupied on long cold nights in the tent; do saucers of beer really keep snails off cabbages? Does goat make tasty salami? And what happens when the time comes for Willie the pet pig to hit the dinner platter? Off The Radar also touches on topical green issues facing New Zealand like the viability of solar power and how simple steps like composting and starting a worm bin reduce landfill. From breaking in the veggie patch to selling off the home made pickle and home grown spuds... life Off The Radar is filled with ups and downs of living in small town New Zealand, relying on the neighbours for a hand and batt
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(New Zealand) This is the powerful sequel to 'Once Were Warriors (1994)'. Once they were warriors. Men of honour. Now five years on one man's battle has only just begun. See 'Once Were Warriors (1994) / What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted? (1999)'.

Tales of crime and passion in Auckland, New Zealand, spanning from 1974 through to 1979.