The Hollow Men

This documentary dives into the controversial tactics employed by New Zealand's National Party during their 2005 election campaign. Through the lens of 'stolen' insider emails, Alister Barry reveals how party leader Don Brash and his advisors plotted to mimic successful strategies from Australia and the US. The film serves as a critical reminder about the nature of political campaigning, particularly in the lead-up to the 2008 elections.

The Hollow Men addresses themes of government, politics, economics, and globalization. By focusing on the behind-the-scenes discussions of political figures, the film provides insight into the decision-making processes that shape public policy. The exploration of these topics is relevant for those interested in the interplay between business and politics in New Zealand's history.

For collectors, this film is available in all formats, making it accessible for various collecting preferences. The combination of its critical perspective and historical significance makes it a notable piece of documentary filmmaking.