Prime Minister (2025)

The movie titled Prime Minister produced in 2025 does not appear explicitly in the search results. However, the film Heads of State (2025), which prominently features a British Prime Minister character, has a post-credit scene. This scene reveals that CIA agent Marty Comer, who was believed to have died, actually survived. He is shown on a beach, bragging about saving both the U.S. President and the British Prime Minister, setting up a potential sequel.

No direct information about a post-credit scene specifically for a movie titled Prime Minister (2025) was found. If you are referring to Heads of State (2025), then yes, it has a post-credit scene as described above. If you meant a different film, such as L2: Empuraan (2025), it also has a post-credits scene involving a character named Shenlong Shen hinting at future conflict, but this film is a Malayalam-language political action thriller and not titled Prime Minister.

To summarize:

• Heads of State (2025) features a British Prime Minister and has a post-credit scene showing Marty Comer alive and setting up a sequel.
• No direct post-credit scene information is available for a film titled Prime Minister (2025).
• L2: Empuraan (2025) has a post-credit scene but is unrelated to the title Prime Minister.

The movie depicts several major crises including the Christchurch mosque shootings, the 2019 Whakaari / White Island volcanic eruption, and the COVID-19 pandemic, showing how Ardern responded to these events with leadership and empathy.

The film includes intimate home footage recorded by Ardern's husband Clarke Gayford, showing her pregnancy, moments of vulnerability such as discussing her impostor syndrome and anxiety, and balancing motherhood with public leadership.

Clarke Gayford, Jacinda Ardern's husband, contributed extensive home video footage and audio recordings to the film, capturing behind-the-scenes moments of Ardern's campaign and time in office. He also appears off-screen asking her questions, providing a personal perspective.

The documentary highlights Ardern's empathetic and compassionate leadership, emphasizing her 'feminine touch' in politics, her bold responses to crises, and her efforts to champion sensitivity and truth in governance.

Yes, the film shows Ardern's swift and decisive response to the Christchurch massacre, including her speeches condemning the attack and New Zealand's rapid passage of strict gun ownership laws and a voluntary buy-back program for assault rifles and automatic weapons.