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Six Sustainability-focused short films by emerging New Zealand film makers that push the envelope and look to the future. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
. When countless new tenants show up in his apartment, introverted Blue Ecks fights to preserve his privacy and keep his cactus alive.
PG, . Aute explores the importance of preserving indigenous rituals and maintaining a harmonious relationship between land and tangata whenua.
G, . Taiao explores New Zealand’s natural world and how we as a diverse people use this land we live on.
PG, . When invited to a family reunion on their Marae, a gentle non-binary person decides to go back to their tūrangawaewae despite homophobia and transphobia they’ve witnessed in the past.
G, . A broken phone connects a Filipino-Kiwi daughter and her migrant father causing them to confront their grief after the sudden passing of her Mama.
A waitress finds herself unable to speak up when put in a harmful situation by a customer in a position of power.
A young lawyer is asked to serve legal documents in a case she knows nothing about and realises she might be more culpable than she hoped.
. When countless new tenants show up in his apartment, introverted Blue Ecks fights to preserve his privacy and keep his cactus alive.
. A pair of banded dotterels attempt to defy the odds to raise their chicks on a surprisingly hostile New Zealand beach, as their self-appointed guardian; Aisla watches on.
. Aute explores the importance of preserving indigenous rituals and maintaining a harmonious relationship between land and tangata whenua.
PG, A starry-eyed plus size teenager actively re-imagines the world around her as she encounters first love and first heartbreak.
A young Kiwi fed up with dating falls in love with a two-dimensional character from his favourite anime show.
As history trickles down the bloodlines and onto the production line, spoken word poem Blackbird speaks to the struggles of the minimum wage labour.
