James Crompton
Actor
James Crompton is an actor, writer and musician. He recently appeared as Morrie in "3 Mile Limit", The Radio Hauraki story, which has been nominated in twenty international festivals, and won awards in seven of those. Prior to that he appeared in WW2 drama, "Journey Of A Story" as theatre director Lawrence Burton. His Pythonesque self-penned short film "The Psychologist" has been accepted into festivals worldwide. He has many theatre credits including many Shakespeare productions, and has played the iconic David Attenborough in the acclaimed theatre production "Birds Of Paradise". He moonlights as a singer/songwriter and has released an album entitled "The Karmic Loo" under the name Crompy available on most digital outlets. He has also released a poetry book series, titles include: 'The Leaves Of Autumn', 'In the Dead Of Winter', 'The Birth of Spring' and 'In The Heat Of Summer'. He is a distant relative of Ian Fleming, the writer of James Bond. Bio by James Crompton
Movies8
Movie5.2Science FictionDramaAfter losing his father, Ethan Nichols inherits one of the largest greenhouses in the country, just as the world faces a devastating threat from an approaching asteroid. As society begins to unravel, Ethan grapples with personal betrayal, overwhelming loneliness, and the growing fear that survival may come at the cost of his humanity. Seeking refuge in his family’s bunker, Ethan endures the harsh aftermath of the impact, wrestling with physical injury and emotional despair. When a faint voice crackles over his radio, Ethan discovers he's not as alone as he believed.
After Impact
2026 · 2 votes
Movie5.3DramaWhat begins as an innocent art class becomes a steamy triangle of erotic passions and forbidden love. A beautiful Japanese girl becomes the object of obsession in a devious relationship between the wife of a German diplomat and her husband.
MovieTwo African-American dudes travel to Sydney, Australia looking for love down under, only to encounter the same dating hardships they had back in the US.
MovieMiddle-aged Marcus feels he is a failure in everything he does. However, one night at failing in an attempt to end his life he encounters a mysterious women in a bar that will change his life forever.
Movie6.0DramaMusicSet in 1965, a true story of one man’s struggle to bring rock music to a nation, an iconic New Zealand story with a universal ‘David and Goliath’ theme. The youth will find it incredible this actually happened and existed as part of New Zealand society in the 1960′s. It’s a titanic struggle for freedom and ‘the choice to choose’.
1480 Radio Pirates
2014 · 3 votes
MovieDramaComedyImmi the Vegan dreams of finding a good vegan man and gaining the confidence to perform her songs in front of a live audience. But lately her dates have mistaken her for a vegetarian or tried to send her photos of their meat and two veg.
Immi the Vegan
2021
MovieJourney of a Story follows the life of William Brown, a fictional New Zealand serviceman both physically and emotionally damaged by his tour of duty in Europe and time as a Prisoner of War during World War II. Returning home, William finds a very different world to the one he left behind. Forced to leave the home he planned to enjoy with his wife Lily and young son James, William struggles to cope until an observant War Pension medical officer convinces William to take up writing. Fueled with a new passion for life, William finally finds a road to success, in ways he could not possibly imagine. The story is told to from the elderly William's point of view, as he relays his story to a young theatre director attempting to bring William's life to the stage.
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Performance car enthusiast, Ketzal Sterling embarks on an epic journey around the globe. He is in search of the world's most extreme road cars and will put them to the test. From 500kph Top Fuel drag cars to 750hp tire tearing Corollas, Ketzal takes you on a journey deep into the underground cult of performance car modifying extreme. Continued.... - Written by Shae Sterling
High Octane: Detonate
2005 · 1 votes