Born in 1942 in New Zealand, Michael Seresin is primarily known for his work as a director and cinematographer. He helmed the film Homeboy (1988), featuring a raw performance by Mickey Rourke that captures the gritty essence of underground boxing culture. Seresin's background in cinematography informs his directorial style, creating a visually striking narrative that resonates with fans of cult cinema. Beyond filmmaking, he is also a winemaker, having established Seresin Estate in Marlborough.
Homeboy
A simple self-destructive drifter and tough small-time boxer with a brain injury that could kill him meets and falls for a cute beach carnival owner, Ruby, but also befriends a sleazy friendly criminal, Wesley, who's planning a big score.
