Karaoke High (2006)

Karaoke High is a 2006 film that premiered on December 11th, 2006 in New Zealand. The movie, with a budget of $2,500,000, features a talented cast including Miriam Williams as Alina Transom, Miriama Smith as Angela Bartlett, Ben Baker as Sione Faiva, Ben Brown as Sione Faiva, Sally Stockwell as Jane Winston-Faiva, Tim Gordon as Frank Prescott, Rosalee Ward as the Cleaner, Julia Walsh as Charlie Anderson, Katrina Baylis as Katherine Daley, Tanea Heke as Miri's Mum, Suzanne Sharp as Dance Mistress #2, Barry Prescott as the Postie, Michael Wally as Tom Winston, Phil Brown as David Branch, Anthony Ingraber as Tony, Sharnika Robson as Lara Faiva, Vanepale Sopoaga as Hone Kingi, Halafonua Finau as Matu Johnson, Hayley Stewart as Mala Gibbons, Olivia Bryant as Dance Mistress #1, Esther Rose Green as the Teacher, and Vib Marinus as the Business Man.

The story revolves around a group of high school students who come together to prepare for a karaoke competition. Alina Transom, played by Miriam Williams, takes on the role of the lead singer, while Angela Bartlett, portrayed by Miriama Smith, provides support and encouragement as they navigate the challenges of balancing school and rehearsals.

As tensions rise and friendships are tested, the group must come together to overcome obstacles and prove their talent on the big stage. With catchy songs, heartfelt performances, and plenty of drama, Karaoke High is a feel-good movie that will leave audiences tapping their toes and cheering for the underdog.

Join Sione Faiva, played by Ben Baker, and the rest of the cast as they sing their hearts out and show the world what they're made of in this heartwarming coming-of-age story. Karaoke High is a must-see film for anyone who loves music, friendship, and the power of following your dreams.