"The Killing of Kane" is a 1971 film with a runtime of 50 minutes, hailing from New Zealand. The movie features a talented cast, including Peter Corrigan as Private Shields, Steven O’Rourke as Corporal Blake, Ray Henwood as Major Hunter, Peter Vere-Jones as Kimble Bent, John Banas, Alan Jervis Wilks as Charles Kane, Jeremy Stevens as Major von Tempsky, Rob Cameron, Russell Duncan, Antony Croser as Lt Col T McDonell, Marjorie Brooke-White, Napi Waaka as Titokowaru, Matthew O'Sullivan as Captain Ross, Tupito Maruera as Tihirua, Dorothy Matangi as Young Woman, Sam Prime as Taketake, Miri Prime as Girl, Royce Barclay, Christine Batstone, Ross Beamish, Harry Borley, Fergus Dick, Arthur Dorman, Les Emslie, Chris Hetherington, Atlee Kahu, Roger Manaia, Willie Roa, Lewis Roe, Pari Waaka, and Gary Whiu.
The film delves into the story of the titular character, Charles Kane, and the events leading up to his tragic demise. With a mix of drama, action, and historical elements, the movie captures the audience's attention from start to finish. As the plot unfolds, viewers are taken on a journey through the complexities of war and human nature.
Each actor delivers a compelling performance, bringing their characters to life with depth and emotion. The chemistry between the cast members is palpable, adding an extra layer of authenticity to the film. The cinematography and set design transport the audience to the setting of the film, immersing them in the world of the characters.
Overall, "The Killing of Kane" is a must-see for fans of historical dramas and quality cinema. With its stellar cast, engaging storyline, and impressive production values, this film is sure to leave a lasting impact on all who watch it.
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