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Nameless, faceless, but never forgotten!. TOA is inspired by the first Pacific Island contingent to fight alongside Great Britain in WW1. A group of 1255 soldiers, who were all left nameless and reduced to a statistic. It blends history, war, action elements. The film reflects a distinct New Zealand style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Joey Schuster.