This month on Point of View, host Tom Augustine sits down with acclaimed New Zealand filmmaker Rob Sarkies to discuss his powerful new film Pike River currently the #1 film in New Zealand. Based on the tragic 2010 Pike River Mine disaster, the film follows the years-long fight for justice led by Anna Osborne (Melanie Lynskey) and Sonya Rockhouse (Robyn Malcolm), whose husband and son were among the 29 men who lost their lives. 🎬 Pike River is now showing in cinemas across New Zealand.   What to Expect Hear Rob Sarkies (Director) share his creative journey bringing Pike River to life• Discover how research, preparation, and emotional storytelling shaped the film• Learn why being grounded in place and connected to real people makes a story resonate. “You start with a feeling,” View on Screen in November TERROR-FI Fest: Bugonia• Sisu 2• Primate• Keeper• Predator: Badlands• The Running Man• We Bury the Dead• Deathgasm 2• Nirvanna the Band: The Show – The Movie• Legend of Ochi• Familiar Touch• Now You See Me Now You Don’t• Wicked For Good• Die My Love• Nuremberg• The Golden Spurtle• Zootopia 2• Train Dreams• Jay Kelly   Best of Streaming Coming Out Frankenstein• Pluribus• Left-Handed Girl• Nouvelle Vague• Stranger Things 5   View Box: Rialto Channel Presents – The Surfer, Premieres November 8, 8:30pm The Intrepid British & Irish Film Festival 2025 is now underway across New Zealand, running from 29 October to 19 November. It brings together a curated selection of standout films from the UK and Ireland, with screenings in cities nationwide and a chance to see acclaimed premieres and genre‑highlights on the big screen. Stay Connected Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: Facebook: @viewmagnz Instagram: @viewmagnz Website: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers Tom Augustine - @thaugustine Rob Sarkies - @Pikeriverfilm Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

This month on Point of View, host Tom Augustine sits down with Samuel Van Grinsven and Dacre Montgomery to discuss their new film Went Up the Hill — a psychological drama inspired by Van Grinsven’s memories of childhood in New Zealand’s South Island. An intimate, modern ghost story, Went Up the Hill explores the extremities of grief and the haunting struggle of letting go. When Jack travels to remote New Zealand to attend the funeral of his estranged mother, he encounters her grieving widow, Jill. But his mother’s spirit soon returns — inhabiting each of their bodies to speak to the other — sparking a life-threatening nocturnal dance of grief, love, and possession. 🎬 Went Up the Hill is now showing in cinemas across New Zealand.   What to Expect Samuel Van Grinsven on his creative journey bringing Went Up the Hill to life A spooky, emotional drama set in New Zealand Dacre Montgomery on stepping into complex, emotionally charged roles Exploring grief, love, and the supernatural through a modern lens   View on Screen in Octuber The Smashing Machine Shelby Oaks Him Avatar: The Way of Water (Re-release) Went Up the Hill Tron Ares Eleanor the Great A House of Dynamite Ballad of a Small Player Twinless Roofman The Black Phone 2 Regretting You Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere Pike River Begonia   Best of Streaming Coming Out Chap Power Play Dirty The Lost Bus Steve Monster: The Ed Gein Story John Candy: I Like Me Hedda   View Box: Rialto Channel Exclusive Series – Families Like Ours Every Tuesday at 8:30 PM | Episode 1 – Premieres October 21   Stay Connected Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: Facebook: @viewmagnz Instagram: @viewmagnz Website: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers Tom Augustine - @thaugustine Samuel Van Grinsven - @svgrinsven Dacre Montgomery - @dacremontgomery Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

Join Tom Augustine in conversation with Michelle Walshe, co-director of the documentary PRIME MINISTER, as they dive into the making of the film that follows Rt Hon Dame Jacinda Ardern over seven years—from her meteoric rise to Prime Minister to her historic leadership and sudden resignation. Get an inside look at the challenges of leading a nation through crises, balancing motherhood, and redefining global expectations of politics. ✨ Listen to this exclusive capsule interview – link in bio! #PrimeMinister #JacindaArdern #MichelleWalshe #TomAugustine #CapsuleInterview #Documentary #Politics #ViewMagazine #PointOfViewPodcast

This month on Point of View, host Tom Augustine sits down with Gina Dellabarca. Gina co-founded Show Me Shorts in 2006 and has been the driving force behind the festival ever since. She is an experienced marketing and communications professional as well as a film programmer. Gina also serves as Vice-Chair of the Board for the Short Film Conference – a global organization that promotes the status of short films and unites the international short film community. Her background includes providing publicity for films, co-owning a cinema, and leading marketing for major attractions such as Stardome Observatory, Auckland Zoo, and Regional Facilities Auckland. In 2019, she was appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for her services to the film industry.   Show Me Shorts Turns 20!The fabulous Show Me Shorts Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a special programme. From 7–27 October, audiences can enjoy 127 screenings and events at 40 cinemas and community venues across Aotearoa. The programme features 83 short films divided into 11 themed collections. 👉 Explore the full lineup: showmeshorts.co.nz   What to Expect Gina Dellabarca’s journey as co-founder and director of the Show Me Shorts Festival The 20th anniversary of Show Me Shorts A sneak peek at the Show Me Shorts Film Festival 2025   View on Screen in September Fight or Flight  Life in One Chord Sorry Baby The Roses (Disney) Conjuring Last Rites Splitsville The Long Walk A Big Bold Beautiful Journey One Battle After Another Prime Minister   Best of Streaming Coming Out Pee Wee as Himself My Mom Jayne Highest 2 Lowest The Paper Task Only Murders in the Building Snack Shack Gen V The Morning Show Slow Horses View Box: Winter melts into spring on Rialto Channel Every Saturday in September at 8:30 PM Premiere Date: Sing Sing- Premieres September 6, 8.30pm Cottontail - Premieres September 13, 8.30pm The Last Showgirl - Premieres September 20, 8.30pm Queer - Premieres September 27, 8.30pm   Stay Connected Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: Facebook: @viewmagnz Instagram: @viewmagnz Website: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers Tom Augustine – @thaugustine Gina Dellabarca – @ginadellabarca   Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

On the latest episode of Point of View, host Tom Augustine chats with Curtis Vowell (director) and Sophie Henderson (writer/star) of Workmates. Inspired by real-life experiences, this romantic dramedy celebrates the legendary theatre spaces of Tāmaki Makaurau. Workmates premiered in New Zealand at The Civic on 1 August 2025 during the New Zealand International Film Festival. What to Expect Curtis and Sophie’s creative journey and being part of NZIFF 2025 Insights into Workmates (in cinemas August 2025) View on Screen in August Weapons – 7 August 2025 Freakier Friday – 7 August 2025 Eddington – 21 August 2025 The Thursday Murder Club – 22 August 2025 (cinemas), 28 August 2025 (Netflix) Nobody – 14 August 2025 The Naked Gun – TBC The Shorunds – TBC Caught Stealing – TBC The Friend – TBC The Toxic Avenger – TBC Tom’s Top 10 – NZIFF 2025 It Was Just an Accident Trenque Lauque NZ Shorts The Mastermind Reedland The Secret Agent Megallan Predators Blue Moon Magic Farm Best of Streaming – NZ Release Dates Chief of War – Apple TV+ – TBC King of the Hill – Hulu – TBC Wednesday S2 Part 1 – Netflix – 6 August 2025 Wednesday S2 Part 2 – Netflix – 3 September 2025 Alien: Earth – Disney+ – 13 August 2025 The Thursday Murder Club – Netflix – 28 August 2025 View Box Highlights – Rialto Channel 39, Sky TV Godzilla Minus One – 23 August 2025, 8:30 PM Niel Hussey Interview  Bax and Beyond – 21 August 2025 The Great 90s Rewind – 28 August 2025 The Emmys – 26 August 2025 (NZ broadcast details TBC) Follow UsFacebook: @viewmagnzInstagram: @viewmagnzWebsite: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers: Tom Augustine – @thaugustine Sophie Henderson – @sophiekatehenderson Curtis Vowell – @curtis_vowell   Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

This month On Point of View, Join host Tom Augustine in conversation with Edward Sampson — accomplished filmmaker and director of Devils on Horses (2025). With credits including The Story of Rugby and Turn of the Screw, Sampson discusses storytelling through film, historical memory, and the craft of documentary-making. Devils on Horses premiered at Doc Edge Festival 2025 and is now in cinemas around New Zealand.   What to Expect Edward Sampson’s journey• Insights into his latest film Devils on Horses (2025) View on Screen in July Jurassic World: Rebirth – in cinemas from June 5• Superman – in cinemas from July 10• Smurfs – in cinemas from July 4• Bride Hard – in cinemas from July 11• Friendship – in cinemas from July 18• I Know What You Did Last Summer – in cinemas from July 25• Fantastic Four: First Steps – in cinemas from July 31• When Fall is Coming – in cinemas from July 18• Life of Chuck – in cinemas from July 25• Together – in cinemas from July 11 Best of Streaming Coming Out• The Old Guard 2 – Netflix (from July 19)• The Sandman Season 2 – Netflix (from July 25)• Too Much – Prime Video (from July 12)  View Box La Cocina – premieres July 26, 8:30 PM on Rialto Channel 39, Sky TV Stay Connected Don’t miss next month’s updates — follow us on social media:• Facebook: @viewmagnz• Instagram: @viewmagnz• Website: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers Tom Augustine – @thaugustine• Edward Sampson – @edward.sampson.1974   Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

This month on Point of View, Tom Augustine chats with acclaimed New Zealand filmmaker 𝗞𝗮𝘁𝗵 𝗔𝗸𝘂𝗵𝗮𝘁𝗮-𝗕𝗿𝗼𝘄𝗻 (Ngāti Porou), known for her powerful storytelling rooted in Māori culture. In this episode, Kath shares insights into her latest film Kōkā — a moving story of healing, connection, and transformation. Kōkā follows Māori elder Hamo and local teen Jo, who form an unexpected bond on a road trip that confronts past wounds and unearths shared strength. Kōkā is in cinemas now! What to Expect • 𝗞𝗮𝘁𝗵 𝗔𝗸𝘂𝗵𝗮𝘁𝗮-𝗕𝗿𝗼𝘄𝗻's journey• Insights into her latest film Kōkā Best of Streaming Coming Out • Mountainhead – NEON (from 1 June)• The Haka Party – AroVISION (from 1 June)• Echo Valley – Apple TV (13 June)• Love Me – NEON (25 June)• The Bear Season 4 – Disney+ (26 June)• Squid Game Season 3 – Netflix (27 June)• Stick – Apple TV (4 June)• We Are Liars – Prime Video (20 June)• Ironheat – Netflix (22 June) View on Screen in June • Materialists – 12 June• 28 Years Later – 19 June• Megan 2.0 – 26 June• Formula 1 – 26 June• Jurassic Park: Rebirth – 3 July• CCFC Presents: Diary of a Country Priest – 24 June• Ballerina – 5 June• Chuck Chuck Baby – 5 June• How to Train Your Dragon (Live Action) – 12 June• Dangerous Animals – 12 June• Elio – 19 June• Karate Kid: Legends – 26 June View Box The Embers – Exclusive French series on Rialto ChannelEvery Tuesday night in June at 8:30 PM Stay Connected Don’t miss next month’s updates — follow us on social media:• Facebook: @viewmagnz• Instagram: @viewmagnz• Website: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers • Tom Augustine – @thaugustine• 𝗞𝗮𝘁𝗵 𝗔𝗸𝘂𝗵𝗮𝘁𝗮-𝗕𝗿𝗼𝘄𝗻 – @kathakuhatabrown   Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

This month on Point of View, host Tom Augustine sits down with Diana Wichtel—acclaimed journalist, author, and beloved cultural commentator. For 36 years, Diana’s sharp wit and moving prose illuminated the pages of the Listener, earning her a place as one of New Zealand’s most distinctive voices. She is the author of the award-winning memoir Driving to Treblinka: A Long Search for a Lost Father, which won the Ockham New Zealand Book Award, and her latest collection Unreel, a rich and witty anthology of her finest television writing. In this episode, Diana reflects on her storied career, the experience of being on the other side of the interview, and why television once felt like magic. Diana will appear on Friday 16 May 2025 to discuss Unreel: A Life in Review as part of the Writers Festival 2025 programme. Explore the full lineup: writersfestival.co.nz/programmes/main-programme What to Expect Diana Wichtel’s journey as a cultural critic Highlights from Driving to Treblinka and Unreel A look back at New Zealand’s media landscape A sneak peek of her appearance at Writers Festival 2025 Best of Streaming Coming Out Another Simple Favour – Prime Video (from 1 May) The Four Seasons – Netflix (from 1 May) Overcompensating: Season One – Prime Video (from 15 May) The Reserve: Limited Series – Netflix (from 15 May) Nine Perfect Strangers: Season 2 – Prime Video (from 22 May) Fear Street: Prom Queen – Netflix (from 23 May) Fountain of Youth – AppleTV+ (from 23 May) Bono: Stories of Surrender – AppleTV+ (from 30 May) Andor – Still streaming on Disney+ (Premiered in April) View on Screen in May Thunderbolts – 1 May Bob Trevino Likes It – 1 May Marlon Williams: Nga Ao E Rua – Two Worlds – 1 May The Wedding Banquet – 8 May Clown In A Cornfield – 8 May Tall Tales – 8 May Forgive Us All – 8 May Final Destination: Bloodlines – 15 May Hurry Up Tomorrow – 15 May The Salt Path – 15 May Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning – 22 May Lilo & Stitch – 22 May CCFC Presents: Orson Welles' The Trial – 28 May When Fall Is Coming – 28 May The Phoenician Scheme – 29 May Bring Her Back – 29 May Karate Kid Legends – 29 May View Box: Musical Notes on Rialto Channel Every Thursday in May at 8:30 PM Welcome to the Darkness – Premieres Thursday, 1 May Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg – Premieres Thursday, 8 May Ryuichi Sakamoto: Opus – Premieres Thursday, 15 May Mozart's Sister – Premieres Thursday, 22 May Mutiny In Heaven: The Birthday Party – Premieres Thursday, 22 May Stay Connected Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: Facebook: @viewmagnz Instagram: @viewmagnz Website: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers Tom Augustine – @thaugustine Diana Wichtel – www.writersfestival.co.nz Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

This month on Point of View, join host Tom Augustine as he sits down with Paolo Rotondo, an award-winning director, writer, and actor with over 20 years in the film industry. Paolo’s screen credits include feature films The Ugly and Stickmen, as well as television series like Shortland Street, The Making of the Mob: Chicago, and the BBC’s The Luminaries. His successful acting career has paved the way for his work behind the camera, with his debut film Orphans & Kingdoms earning international recognition and multiple festival accolades. Beyond his contributions to film and television, Paolo, along with Renée Mark, co-founded the Italian Film Festival—a beloved tradition that has brought the best of Italian cinema to Aotearoa for the past decade. Now celebrating its 10th anniversary, the festival continues to captivate audiences with a carefully curated selection of Italian films. The full 2025 programme is now live! The festival will run from April 2025 to January 2026. 🎬 Explore the full lineup and get your tickets at www.italianfilmfestivalnz.com. What to Expect Paolo Rotondo’s journey Italian Film Festival 2025 Insights about the Italian film industry View on Screen in April Queer – In Cinemas 3 April Emmanuelle – In Cinemas 3 April Grand Tour – In Cinemas 17 April Warfare – In Cinemas 17 April Death of a Unicorn – In Cinemas 10 April The Penguin Lessons – In Cinemas 17 April Small Things Like These – In Cinemas 24 April Best of Streaming Coming Out Dying for Sex – Disney+ Your Friends and Neighbors – Apple TV Black Mirror – Netflix View Box: Cinema Italiano on Rialto Channel Every Monday in April at 8:30 PM There’s Still Tomorrow – Premieres Monday, 7 April To Chiara – Premieres Monday, 14 April The Eight Mountains – Premieres Monday, 21 April La Chimera – Premieres Monday, 28 April Stay Connected Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: Facebook: @viewmagnz Instagram: @viewmagnz Website: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers Tom Augustine – @thaugustine Paolo Rotondo – @italianfilmfestivalnz Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

This month on Point of View, join Tom Augustine as he chats with Maddy Hakaraia de Young (Ngati Kapu), a Producer at Maoriland Productions and Festival Director of Maoriland Film Festival. Maddy is a founding member of Maoriland and leads festival programming. Year-round, she supports the work of the MCT as a producer. Supported by a team of rangatahi, she has spent the last 10 years developing and overseeing the implementation of Te Uru Maire - the Maoriland Rangatahi Strategy. Te Uru Maire nurtures rangatahi to find their voice through film and develop the practical skills to tell their unique stories. Over 200 short films have been made through this programme over the last 10 years, with over 2,000 participating rangatahi, both in New Zealand and internationally. Maddy's work with Te Uru Maire was recognised at the 2021 New Zealander of the Year awards, where she was a semi-finalist for Young New Zealander of the Year. Aotearoa’s International Indigenous Film Festival (https://maorilandfilm.co.nz/) – Check out the lineup and experience the best of Indigenous storytelling! March 26 – 30, 2025 What to Expect: Maddy’s journey Maoriland Festival – The MFF is the world’s largest celebration of Indigenous storytelling, with five days of screenings, interactive installations and art exhibitions, industry events, and more. A personal reflection View in Screen in Cinemas in March: Mickey 17 – March 16 The Last Showgirl – March 20 The Rule of Jenny Pen – March 20 Black Bag – March 13 A Working Man – March 27 The Return – March 27 Snow White – March 20 Firebrand – March 13 Best of Streaming Coming Out: Daredevil: Born Again (Disney+) – From March 4 Il Gattopardo/The Leopard (Netflix) – From March 5 The Electric State (Netflix) – From March 14 The Residence (Netflix) – From March 20 The Studio (Apple TV+) – From March 26 View Box: Never Look Away – Premieres Saturday, March 22, at 8:30 pm. Review and interview with director Lucy Lawless. Stay Connected: Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: Facebook: @viewmagnz Instagram: @viewmagnz Website: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers: Tom Augustine – @thaugustine Maddy Hakaraia de Young – @madicattt Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!  

This month on Point of View, join Tom Augustine as he chats with Katie Wolfe, a director, writer, and actor from Aotearoa New Zealand with an impressive career in film, television, and theatre. Kiwi director Katie Wolfe discusses her powerful new film, The Haka Party Incident, coming to cinemas on January 30th. Recently awarded the Human Rights Award at the LA Independent Women Film Awards, Katie shares the story behind her impactful latest project. What to Expect: The Haka Party Incident – A clash between two cultures From theatre to cinema – “You were in the room that day… tell your truth.” Arriving at a time of… A personal reflection on her journey from Dargaville to New York, her love of music, and her powerful documentaries. Featured Film: The Haka Party Incident – In cinemas January 30 View in Screen in Cinemas in February: Captain America: New World Order – February 13 I'm Still Here – February 20 The Monkey – February 20 Bird (Waitangi Day) September 5 (Waitangi Day) Alien Weaponry – September 5 (Waitangi Day) Love Hurts – September 5 (Waitangi Day) Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy – February 13 Tina – February 27 Vicious – February 27 Best of Streaming Coming Out: The Gorge (Apple TV+ – February 14) Reacher Season 3 (Prime Video – February 20) Most Anticipated Films 2025: Tom’s pick: Terence by Terrence Malick Katie’s top picks: A Complete Unknown and Maria View Box: Best Interests (Rialto Channel on Sky – from February 25) Stay Connected: Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: Facebook: @viewmagnz Instagram: @viewmagnz Website: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers: Tom Augustine – @thaugustine Katie Wolfe – @katiewolfe.nz Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

This month on 'Point of View', join Tom Augustine as he chats with the incredible Ramon Te Wake, a trailblazing storyteller, award-nominated screen director, presenter, and advocate for untold stories. From the groundbreaking project Takataapui, the world’s first Indigenous queer TV series, to the thought-provoking documentary Trans & Pregnant, Ramon shares a creative journey that spans from Dargaville to New York. What to Expect: Ramon discusses her passion for storytelling and how it fuels her life and career. An in-depth look at her most impactful projects, including the world-changing Takataapui and other works that challenge societal norms. A personal reflection on her journey from Dargaville to New York, her love of music, and her powerful documentaries. Featured Films: Mafusa the Lion King Better Man Den of Thieves: Pantera The Haka Party Incident Dahomey Summer Horror Highlights: Nosferatu The Wolf Man Presence Companion Awards Hopefuls: A Real Pain A Complete Unknown The Brutalist Maria More to Look Forward To: Kraven the Hunter LOTR: War of the Rohirrim All We Imagine as Light Sonic 3 Conclave We Live in Time Best of Streaming Coming Out: Squid Game Season 2 Severance Season 2 Best Storytelling We’ve Seen in 2024: Tom and Ramon’s picks for the standout storytelling moments of the year. It’s an inspiring episode filled with insights into the world of creativity, storytelling, and advocacy. You won’t want to miss this conversation! Stay Connected: Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: Facebook: / @viewmagnz Instagram: / @viewmagnz Visit our website: https://www.viewmag.co.nz/ Speakers: Tom Augustine – @thaugustine Ramon Te Wake – @ramont Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

Point of View offers an in-depth exploration of the film industry, focusing on award-winning movies, independent films, and compelling documentaries. Tune in for engaging discussions on current trends, standout performances, and behind-the-scenes stories that resonate with audiences worldwide. The podcast also features movie reviews, offering fresh insights into the latest releases and cinematic masterpieces. Whether you're a film buff or simply curious about the world of entertainment, Point of View provides a comprehensive perspective on everything happening in film. Stay tuned for next month! Keep in touch with us: Facebook Instagram Website Host: Tom Augustine More about Tom Augustine: Tom Augustine is an award-winning Auckland-based filmmaker and writer. He has been writing film criticism since 2016, including a regular film column, The Weekend in Film, for the New Zealand Herald’s Canvas Magazine until early 2020. Tom’s writing has appeared in Little White Lies, The New Zealand Herald, The Spinoff, North & South, Metro Magazine, The Pantograph Punch, and others, while his directorial work has been profiled in Clash Magazine, Stuff, and The Spinoff. Tom is the recipient of a NZ Writers Guild Seed Advanced Grant and was recently selected for the inaugural Tāhuna Writers Residency in Queenstown. He currently programs the monthly Capitol Cinema Film Club with filmmaker Amanda Jane Robinson.

Join Tom Augustine and special guest Kate Rodger as they dive into the world of film this November! Kate shares insights on interviewing and holiday season favorites, while Tom talks about film highlights, holiday classics, and what’s hitting the silver screen. Get the scoop on films like Saturday Night, Wicked: Part 1, No Other Land, Red One, and Gladiator II. It’s a cinematic feast you won’t want to miss!   Featured Films: Saturday Night Gladiator II No Other Land Wicked Red One Awards Hopefuls: Memoir of Snail Never Look Away More to Look Forward To: Christmas Eve in Miller's Point Moana 2 Your Monster Taki  Rua Memory The Piano Lesson Best of Streaming Coming Out: Blitz Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Joy   Stay Connected: Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: Facebook: / @viewmagnz Instagram: / @viewmagnz Visit our website: https://www.viewmag.co.nz/ Speakers: Tom Augustine – @thaugustine Kate Rodger – @kate_rodger Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!  

Welcome to the second episode of Point Of View! This episode, Tom is joined by James Partridge, the founder/director of Terror-Fi Film Festival! Stay tuned for next month! Keep in touch with us:   / viewmagazinenz     / viewmagnz   https://www.viewmag.co.nz/ Speakers:   / thaugustine     / terrorfifest     / terrorfifest  

Welcome to the very first episode of Point Of View! In this episode, our host Tom Augustine takes us through the latest news and updates in the entertainment industry - joined by Madman NZ's Theatrical Sales Manager Luke Murray.