The Last Samoan Zombie
Polynesia’s social media superheroes Uce Gang, Johhny Tuivasa-Sheck, Elvis Lopeti, and Torrell Tafa try to solve the puzzles of a Samoan zombie apocalypse
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A Small Samoan Wedding
Comedy Routine by the Laughing Samoans. Filmed at the Wellington Opera House on 27 November 2004.
Samoan Americans in Carson
June Pouesi, director of the Office of Samoan Affairs, describes the waves of immigration from American Samoa that led to the development of the Samoan community. She also comments on VC’s photo documentation of work, cu
Seki A Oe: A Crazy Samoan Love Story
Jack is a hopeless romantic. Angel is a down-to-Earth in-the-closet-party-goer. Jack meets Angel and it's love at first sight, but Angel rejects Jack, now it's Diana, a fiery trans-gender to the rescue! This is Seki A Oe
Angry Samoans: True Documentary
Here it is, the often hinted at lost documentary footage, historical overview, and video clip collection of one of punk rock's reluctant trend setters. Fun for the whole dysfunctional family
The Laughing Samoans: Prettyfull Woman
NZ’s most successful and funniest comedy duo are back with the DVD of their hit show Prettyfull Woman. All of the Laughing Samoans characters, such as Sam and Tony, Paul and Victor and Jonathan and Bryan, are back. Incl
The Laughing Samoans: Crack Me Off
Comedy sensations, The Laughing Samoans (aka Eteuati Ete and Tofiga Fepulea'i) have come a long way since their debut gig at the Fringe Festival in Wellington in 2003. In addition to commanding such major NZ venues as T
The Laughing Samoans: Fobulous
Fobulous opens with Paul teaching Victor their school's Polynesian group dance routine and ends with Suavai (as Elvis) singing about his fame and fortune - or lack of it. In between Sam and Tony return to talk about life
Samoana: The Islands They Named Samoa
Samoana recounts events and personages of Samoa's history in its 3000 years of settlement. Having left southeast Asia several centuries before, these seafaring people and exponents of the lapita culture made the Samoa is