Trouble Is My Business Trailer

Trouble Is My Business Trailer (2008)

13 July 2008 Factual 85 mins

Aorere College in Auckland, New Zealand struggles to cope with truancy, poor academic achievement and the pervasive influence of gangs. With the morale of both students and teachers at an all time low, Mr Peach single-handedly persists in his belief in the kids and their right to an education. Witness his fight to keep them in school and instil a sense of their self-worth, through dogged compassion, tough discipline, and mutual respect.

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New Zealand 13 July 2008

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