Orphans & Kingdoms

In "Orphans & Kingdoms," three teenagers find themselves on the run and decide to break into a upscale home on Waiheke Island. The situation escalates into a psychological drama as they confront the conflicted homeowner, creating a gripping narrative that explores themes such as desperation and moral ambiguity.

The film runs for 84 minutes and showcases the debuts of both writer and director Paolo Rotondo. With its focus on home invasion and the complexities of foster care, it presents a compelling take on the thriller genre. The film's exploration of young characters in dire circumstances may resonate with audiences who enjoy character-driven stories.

Collectors will find this film available on DVD, allowing for easy access to this unique independent feature. Its blend of drama and thriller elements can be a noteworthy addition to any collection aimed at exploring different storytelling styles.