Kiwi star James Rolleston has returned to the big screen for a new comedy film The Breaker Upperers.
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NewsPipi Mā to hit the big screen
The world’s first Māori speaking dolls, Pipi Mā, is set to hit the big screen in a new cartoon on Wednesday 18th of April.
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New Waikato Māori Women's Refuge film premiere
A new documentary on domestic violence from Waikato Women's Refuge Te Whakaruruhau will premiere tonight.
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Sexual harassment non-existent in the Māori screen industry
Dr Ella Henry has asked amongst her community if they've experienced personally any harassment in the Māori screen industry and they've all said no.
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NZ draws Oprah back to the big screen
Oscar-nominated director Ava DuVernay says she used Oprah Winfrey’s love for New Zealand to convince her to star in the film A Wrinkle in Time.
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Thor Ragnarok takes on te reo Māori
Matewa Media has announced that the Marvel blockbuster Thor Ragnarok now has subtitles in te reo Māori.
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Golden Globes' black-out takes stand against industry injustices
Kicking off award season for 2018, the 75th Golden Globes* was "blacked-out" as a powerful stand from Hollywood's A-listers against injustices in the entertainment industry.
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Thor Ragnarok smashes NZ Box Office records
Director Taika Waititi continues to dominate the top of the Kiwi Box Office with his new movie Thor: Ragnarok toppling his 2016 film, Hunt For The Wilderpeople.
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Kiwis are taking over Hollywood with Thor:Ragnarok
Taika Waititi has assembled a team of New Zealanders for the Thor: Ragnarok project. Actors, production designers, camera operators and stunt coordinators worked together to create the Marvel Universe and in doing helped each other realise childhood dreams.
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Māori filmmaker takes to Global International Film Festival Circuit
Award winning Māori filmmaker Renae Maihi (Ngāti Whakaue, Ngāpuhi) has three films screening on the Global International Film Festival Circuit and two out of the three has te reo Māori content.
