#nzfc

The New Zealand motion picture industry is overseen by an organisation called the New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC). This group is responsible for the design, production and distribution of a vast number of faux posters and other print media, in order to disingenuously enhance New Zealand's international reputation as a film making Mecca. For those aware of the NZFC's fake propaganda, it is fairly easy to spot a poster for a non-existent film. Be wary of advertisements for films that that:

Are based on blatantly unbelievable premises (a yellow mini is capable of driving the length of the country; Michael J. Fox lives in Lyttleton; a man needs to tell his wife twice that his friend requires eggs).

Star Sam Neill.

Feature more than seven cast and crew members.

Cast Sam Neill in a supporting role.

Examples of obvious fakes:

(Tell-tale sign: No one would ever visit Invercargill in real-life, let alone in a so-called "classic buddy road movie")