The 2019 Māoriland Film Festival is on in Ōtaki, showcasing 138 indigenous films from around the world, giving Māori and other indigenous creatives an outlet to create and collaborate.
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Māoriland: Native issues through an indigenous lens
Māoriland Film Festival is Aotearoa’s International Indigenous Film Festival. Te Ao spoke with festival director Libby Hakaraia about its growth and purpose.
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NewsFilm addressing domestic violence, alcohol, drugs wins award
Rangatahi at a youth justice residence in Auckland have taken out the top prize at a film festival with their short film What You Don't Know.
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New film promotes Pasifika female empowerment
The critically acclaimed film Waru was a resounding success and its producers are about to premiere their newest film, Vai.
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Oscars- Yalitza Aparicio first Latina indigenous best actress nominee
Mexican actress Yalitza Aparicio has become the first Latina indigenous woman to receive an Oscar nomination in the Best Actress category. The 25-year-old actress has Mixtec and Triqui heritage.
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In Zone Project hits the big screen
A feature length documentary about the successful In Zone Project that is helping hundreds of Māori and Pasifika teenage boys and girls attend two of Auckland's top education schools is hitting the screens nationwide. Former original mentor now Director of Education, Neihana Reihana says the values of the initiative continue.
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Record Māori programmes up for NZTV Awards
The country's best television content makers will soon be celebrated at the second HUAWEI MATE20 New Zealand TV Awards in Auckland, with a number of Māori programmes among the finalist.
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Cinema Paradiso
A filmmaker recalls his childhood, when he fell in love with the movies at his village's theater and formed a deep friendship with the theater's projectionist.
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John the Baptist preaches te reo in Māngere
English baptist preacher John Catmur is on a mission to preach about the goodness of te reo. Inspired by a call from God, John moved from England to Aotearoa in 2007 to minister in Māngere, South Auckland.
