Out of the Blue

In 1990, a small New Zealand seaside town was shattered by madness when a lone gunman with a high-powered rifle stalked his victims for 24 hours, trapping terrified residents and under-resourced police in a desperate game of cat and mouse. The film "Out of the Blue" is based on true events, bringing to life the harrowing story of David Gray, who unleashed chaos on Aramoana, leaving 13 dead and many more forever changed. With unflinching realism, this gripping drama recounts the bravery and sacrifice of those who risked everything to stop him, and the long-lasting impact on a community still reeling from the tragedy.