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A collection of Aotearoa Documentary shorts showcasing local perspectives of current society. Promoting New Zealand film makers and made with the support of NZ On Air.
An intrepid barber confronts his own mental health challengers when he travels the country on a mission to get men talking.
A tenacious young inventor, Logan Williams (Ngai Tahu), concocts an ingenious scheme to battle the invasive algae didymo killing New Zealand's rivers.
An intrepid barber confronts his own mental health challengers when he travels the country on a mission to get men talking.
Connecting young Maori to their culture through art, Soldiers Road Portraits seek to reframe identity in an empowering way.
Exposing the dark side of animal agriculture, a daring young couple take a surprising message of violence to the streets.
Fern, a sassy karearea (New Zealand falcon), worried about the future of her species, is on a mission to change her whanau's bad reputation.
Heeding God's word, an Englishman travels to New Zealand to learn Maori so he can spread God's love in te reo.
In the exhilirating world of dirt track racing, female stock car driver Brooke smashes through every barrier to do what she does best.
Mojo Mathers, Aotearoa's first deaf MP, has one last chance to open the door for people with disabilities to fully participate in democracy.
Reflecting on the four elements influencing his life journey, Samoan hip-hop artist Kas Futialo, aka The Freestyle, seeks to inspire the next generation.
An unlikely master of the traditional Polynesian art of Tātatau, Englishman Croc Coulter must pass on his knowledge to a new apprentice.
Ten years on, Regina Tito looks back at her life on the streets and delivers an image society desperately needs to see.
Meet the millionaire who became a shoeshine man peddling goodwill and cheer throughout Auckland.
