Watch SFlix new Holy Days movies now for free. When adolescent Brian discovers affairs to abutting a abbey of alluringly aberrant nuns, he sets off with them on a agrarian alley cruise beyond New Zealand to save their home.
| Nathalie Boltt | Director |
| Nathalie Boltt | Screenplay |
| Joy Cowley | Novel |
| Emma Slade | Producer |
| Victoria Dabbs | Producer |
| Roxi Bull | Producer |
| Sushant Desai | Producer |
| Tainui Stephens | Producer |
| Michelle Morris | Producer |
| Carly Turner | Editor |
| Kalani Dreimanis | Executive Producer |
| Matt Drake | Executive Producer |
| Lisa Gutberlet | Executive Producer |
| James Huntsman | Executive Producer |
| Cam Liardi | Associate Producer |
| Leela Menon | Line Producer |
| Mark Slone | Executive Producer |
| David Tomiak | Executive Producer |
NortonThe adolescent "Brian" (Elijah Tamati) is still afflicted for his mum, alike admitting she has been asleep for abounding years and his dad (Craig Hall) has a new adult in his activity - the abhorred "Liz" (Nathalie Boltt). His alone alleviation seems to appear from the aggregation of a leash of ageing nuns who abide a broken-down covent nearby. "Agnes" (Judy Davis) takes attentive to the youngster and is adored with some admired cabal information. The abbey has been conspiring with the dipso, gambling, "Father Findlay" (Jonny Brugh) and is activity to advertise their home from beneath them to a acreage developer again accommodation them into a retirement home. Alarmed, she and her two colleagues "Luke" (Miriam Margolyes) and "Mary Clare" (Jacki Weaver) realise they will accept to biking the breadth of New Zealand to acquisition a accomplished affiliate of their adjustment "Patricia" (Tanya Helen) who is now a advocate and who possesses the accomplishments to their home. Reluctant to accompany the agog "Brian" forth with them, they set of on their adventure... Can they accomplish it aback afore the accident balls? No, I don't accept there's absolutely abundant accident on that advanced but forth the way there is affluence of atrocity to be had - bold "Agnes" anytime agrees to drive faster than 30 mph. This is one of those affable ancestors dramas that reminded me of the affectionate of films the Children's Film Foundation produced in the 1960s. The kid is the brilliant and Tamati rises to the claiming engagingly, with affluence of advice from Davis and a Margolyes who shows she's still got her (Scottish) ball timing bottomward to a T. Forth the way, there is some admirable backdrop to enjoy, a snowstorm and a admonition not to carelessness our symbiosis with attributes or our memories of our ancestors - abnormally the added contempo ones. Whatever you do, don't try to apprehend added into this than is apparently on affectation for it doesn't survive any array of appraisal on religiosity; it's aloof an affable chance that shows there's activity in the old gals yet!
