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Mar 9, 2023 · Matt Henley’s cinematography gives the movie a dreamlike texture, as if the bonds between father and son, and fighter and lover, transcend time and place. Punch. Not rated. Running time: 1 hour ...
Punch. 1h 38m •Drama, Sport •2022. “Punch is an emotional, very personal and incredibly important story” - Kate Rogers, Newshub. A debut feature from writer/director Welby Ings, Punch stars British actor and Oscar nominee Tim Roth, rising Aotearoa talent Jordan Oosterhof, and Toi Whakaari graduate Conan Hayes.
Feb 8, 2023 · Check out the new trailer for Punch starring Conan Hayes and Jordan Oosterhof! Buy Tickets for Punch: https://www.fandango.com/punch-2023-231045/movie-over...
Punch - Seventeen-year-old Jim (Jordan Oosterhof) is a promising boxer, training under the exacting eye of his alcoholic father Stan (renowned English actor Tim Roth). Life outside the ring gets complicated when Jim forms a friendship with an outcast takatāpui Māori schoolmate, Whetu (Conan Hayes). Their relationship deepens into romance, attracting hatred within their small, testosterone ...
Punch is a contemporary film about love, loyalty and liberation. Jim is a seventeen-year old boxer in a small town. He is a golden boy, preparing for a fight that will elevate him to an early professional status. All bets are on his climb to success. But his father Stan is a demanding coach and a notorious alcoholic. But Stan has given everything to see his son gain professional status and ...
Punch. Seventeen-year-old Jim is a boxing prodigy aiming to fulfill the hopes and dreams of his demanding and alcoholic father (Tim Roth). Life outside the ring gets complicated when Jim must confront the truth about his sexuality. 268 IMDb 6.3 1 h 38 min 2023. 18+. Drama · International · Romance · Sports. Free trial of Paramount+, rent, or ...
Punch - Apple TV. Available on Paramount+, Prime Video, Hulu, Sling TV. Jim is a promising teenage boxer, training under the watch of his demanding and alcoholic father. When Jim develops a relationship with a male classmate, the two are forced to navigate isolation, homophobia, and the brutality of small-town life.
