Te Kāhui o Matariki Exhibitions at the Māoriland Hub
On Friday June 12th Toi Matarau Gallery will launch the first of two exhibitions for Matariki 2020.Te Kāhui o Matariki is based on the book of the same name that was co-edited […]
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NZFC grants He Ara to Māoriland Productions
We are very excited to announce that MĀORILAND PRODUCTIONS is a recipient of a He Ara grant from the New Zealand Film Commission. This grant will help Maoriland to develop […]
Rangatahi Filmmakers forge new connections in Taiwan
Through Our Lens is a Māoriland Charitable Trust kaupapa. This January the Māoriland rangatahi initiative Through Our Lens traveled to Taiwan and Finland with young filmmakers from across Aotearoa. Māoriland […]
Toi Matarau Goes Online!
Ka hiwa rā! Ka hiwa rā! Māoriland is very excited to announce the online store for TOI MATARAU, our beloved gallery at the Māoriland Hub. Ka mate kāinga tahi, ka […]
Māoriland Film Festival Pitch Competition 2020
Māoriland Film Festival’s 2020 Pitch competition went online this year with 18 projects pitching for $7000 worth of prizes. 17 short film and animation projects were pitched to a panel […]
MĀORILAND FILM FESTIVAL – PUBLIC SCREENINGS CANCELLED
Tēnā koutou katoa, E mihi ake ana ki ō tātou rangatira o te wā e ārahi nei i a tātou kia hau anō ai te ora i roto i ngā […]
MFF2020 Pitch
Kia hiwa rā! $6,500 in prizes to be won at the MĀORILAND PITCH – Register now! The Māoriland Pitch is an opportunity for Māori filmmakers from rangatahi to established filmmakers to turn […]
Taiao Tuesday; Environmental Films at MFF2020
Friday 20 March, 11 amThe Civic Theatre Book tickets Wawa No Cidal The Taipei Film Festival audience award-winner revolves around the struggle of an Indigenous family resisting property developers encroaching […]
Celebrated films from around the world at MFF2020
MFF2020 features 120 films from around the world, a short selection of acclaimed features are listed below. See the full programme
Films that will put you on the edge of your seat at MFF2020
The Legend of Baron To’a The Karate Kid meets South Auckland when Fritz (played by Australian-Tongan actor Uli Latukefu) learns the warrior ways of his old Dad, so he can secure the […]