MĀORILAND RED CARPET PARTY WITH ELECTRIC FIELDS SUNDAY 25 MARCH8:30 PMMĀORILAND HUBR18 LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE! $45 No Film Festival is complete without a chance to socialise and celebrate. Our Red Carpet Parties are well known for offering a classy and cool night out. This year we are thrilled to be able to welcome our musical […]
FREE WHĀNAU SCREENING: WHALE RIDER NIKI CARO, WITI IHIMAERA | AOTEAROA2002 | 102 MINS FREE SCREENING Set in the East Coast town of Whāngārā, Whale Rider tells the tale of a young Māori girl, Paikea (Keisha Castle-Hughes), who challenges tradition and embraces the past in order to find the strength to lead her people forward. […]
MĀORILAND KEYNOTE ADDRESS Every year, we feature a keynote presentation by a senior and respected storyteller. These keynote kōrero are designed to reveal the history and power of stories: whether they be told in film or with any of the other platforms now available to us. The historic Rangiātea Church is a stunning venue for […]
TE MATATOKI CARVING VILLAGE The art of Māori carving is alive and vibrant. Te Matatoki is a group of some of the best of our artists working in wood. They include former students of the renowned NZ Māori Arts & Crafts Institute. Te Matatoki carvers are passionate and committed to maintaining the quality and integrity […]
MFF 2018 PŌWHIRI The pōwhiri and formal welcome to filmmakers, manuwhiri and official guests of MFF2018 will take place at Raukawa Marae. Guests who are unfamiliar with the marae protocols will be informed about the necessary procedures prior to the welcome. Wednesday 21 March10 am Raukawa Marae SPECIAL EVENTS 2018 PROGRAMME
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NATIVE SLAM III SATURDAY 24 MARCH 4:30 PM – 6 PMNgā Purapura In the days leading up to the MFF 2018 filmmakers from different Indigenous nations collaborate in a 72-hour film challenge. This is an opportunity for experienced film storytellers to combine their creative talents and make a short film. The results of their […]