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Oscar winners becoming more diverse, Māori producer says
Film producer and Wairoa Māori Film Festival board member Louisa Tipene Opetaia says the changes to the Oscars to make them more inclusive is reflected in the diversity of films and individuals who
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Software opens door for more Māori speakers to voice over international films
VoiceQ is a software tool designed to automatically dub foreign-language dialogue for television and film production.
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WATCH: Whina trailer released
The trailer for the feature-length biopic of Dame Whina Cooper has been released ahead of its release at Matariki later this year.
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Renowned navigator remembered in film
He built over 50 waka, sailed more than 30,000 miles and revitalised traditional ocean voyages by Māori.
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Jennifer Ward-Lealand makes film directing debut with Disrupt
A short film that explores the impact of methamphetamine on three generations of a Māori whānau is creating a buzz on the festival circuit.
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Top Māori producers help create indigenous Canadian thriller about children forcibly adopted by the state
A Kiwi-Canadian film is among many as the New Zealand International Film Festival kicks off next week, in 12 cities and towns across Aotearoa.
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New short film opens conversation about male vulnerability in rural NZ
A new film, Pet Day has helped to open up the conversation about male vulnerability and mental health in rural Aotearoa.
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Someday Stories- A Peek Inside the CHCH Internet Troll Agency
(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
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First-of-a-kind film opens conversation about gender diversity on the marae
For the first time in New Zealand history, a short drama film, written, directed, produced and predominantly performed, by takatāpui people, has arrived on screens online.
