What New Zealand movies are worth recommending?

This film is based on the novel of John Ronald royle Tolkien, a British writer, linguist and professor at Oxford University. Once released, it is a classic. And this film also adds a lot of color to the film history of New Zealand.

New Zealand has always been a fresh and clean country, and the appearance of the Lord of the Rings has added a lot of mysterious colors and charming power to this country.

In the film, Frodo's hometown Shire, a hobbit village with pleasant scenery and leisurely fields, borrowed the scenery of a small farm outside Matamata, a farming and pastoral area in Waikato Plain, North Island, New Zealand. Originally, most of them have been demolished, but the filming of "The Hobbit" has enabled the Hobbit to be restored and preserved for a long time, so this film is also of great significance to this place.

The second location is Queenstown. There is a scene in the movie. After escaping from the underground mining area, the Lord of the Rings expedition came to Rosilin, where the elf kingdom is located, with sadness. Here, the beautiful fairy queen told Frodo that his adventure would be lonely. The location of this forest is Queenstown.