Money Honey

Money Honey

Drama

90%

Money Honey

Money Honey

~ Two young hustlers discover some money and try to double it in the hope of buying an epic sandwich. ~

Overview:

Hank is in a bad mood. Red wants to cheer up her buddy. Perhaps, with a bit of luck and business acumen, they might acquire enough money for an Elvis sandwich with peanut butter, banana and bacon?

Director:

Isaac Knights-Washbourn

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$0.00

Key words:

short film

Cast

Akinehi Munroe

Akinehi Munroe

~ as ~

Red

Desmond Malakai

~ as ~

Hank

Clinton Robertson

~ as ~

Jim

Pratik Kissum

~ as ~

Skater 1

Lemuel Quartus

~ as ~

Skater 2

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Reviews (1)

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bennyaha
Written 1 year(s) ago
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Money Honey is an excellent Short film that is very relevant today as we suffer through poverty, house crisis, financial crisis, cost of living etc. But we see it more through the eyes of kids who found $20. This film ticks many amazing boxes from great acting, great, videography, great editing and ultimately a great story. I truly this story should be told, especially to Sociology students in universities. What I love is it still gives a good sense of New Zealand in this film. It is well deserving of the winner of the first Ngā Whanaunga Māori Pasifika Shorts Best Film Award. I hope to see more work from this director in the future.