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Māoriland Film Festival

Aotearoa International Indigenous Film Festival

20 – 24 MARCH, 2024

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MĀORILAND HUB

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A home for the Indigenous,  A home for the arts, A home for ideas and conversations – the Māoriland Hub is a Centre of Excellence for Māori Film and Creative Arts. 

Open year-round in Ōtaki Village, the Māoriland Hub is a creative space that provides access to the creative arts including art, film, technology, music, dance, theatre and more. 

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LATEST NEWS

MĀORILAND PRODUCTIONS

DEVELOPING THE WORK OF INDIGENOUS FILMMAKERS

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MĀORILAND PRODUCTIONS 

Māoriland Productions has a slate of feature and short films, as well as series and reversioning projects. 

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PURITIA

PURITIA ENABLES MĀORI POTENTIAL TO BE IDENTIFIED AND DEVELOPED THROUGH FILM AND CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY.

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TRAINING

MĀORILAND IS TRAINING & CONNECTING THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCREEN STORYTELLERS

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‘TE URU MAIRE’ UNITES FILM, CREATIVITY, INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY TO DEVELOP RANGATAHI FOR THE FUTURE OF WORK AS STORY LEADERS, CREATIVES AND ENTREPRENEURS.
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E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Film Challenge

Two day filmmaking workshops for rangatahi to tell their story through film

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PERFORMING ARTS CLASSES FOR TAMARIKI TO EXPERIENCE THE ARTS

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MATCH

a creative space for rangatahi to use and unleash their creative thinking and problem-solving skills

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NGĀ PAKIAKA 

Rangatahi Film LEADERSHIP GROUP

Toi Matarau

Experience Toi Māori from traditional and contemporary artists both emerging and established.  

Toi Matarau at the Māoriland Hub is a home for Māori and Indigenous artists to connect within a diverse community of like minded creatives.  Where visual storytelling continues to support and enrich social and economic well-being

Native Minds

A series where Indigenous thinkers explore the experiences in their chosen endeavours, and the consequences of their native perspectives.

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