I'm Not Harry Jenson
A stylish Kiwi noir about the perils of writer's block in the lonely New Zealand landscape. Gareth Reeves plays the world-famous crime author who returns from overseas to work on his next novel, but his writer's retreat quickly devolves into a tangled web of murder where he may be the main suspect. Co-starring Ian Mune and Ilona Rodgers. "An intriguing and impressive debut... 'The Descent' meets 'Wolf Creek" - The Press.
Year: 2009
Genre: Thrillers & Suspense, New Zealand Film
Country: NZ
Director: James Napier Robertson
Starring: Ian Mune, Marshall Napier, Gareth Reeves, Ilona Rodgers
Duration: 106 Minutes
Rating: R16 - Contains violence and offensive language.
6.7/10
Location in store: New Zealand Film
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