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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.
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.
M, . (M) 1963, Aotearoa. An out of wedlock pregnancy forces 18 year old Mary to take things into her own hands at great personal risk, altering the course of more than one life.
M, . (M) Through a family connection our documentary crew were granted special access into the Christchurch branch of the top secret Social Cyberspace Agency on the condition that we release the
G, . When horse-loving best friends Dani and Gabe prepare for their schools annual Pet Day, they learn something about Dani’s Step-Dad that will change their lives forever.
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.
