E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Film Challenge Opens for 2020/21!
Māoriland’s E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Film Challenge is open for 2020/21 with rangatahi aged 12 – 24 encouraged to tell their stories through film. “It’s an opportunity for rangatahi to […]
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MFF2020 Remount Audience Survey
Vote for the MFF2020 People’s Choice Awards and share your thoughts about this year’s festival. Our audience survey helps us to improve the Māoriland Film Festival year-after-year and provide feedback […]
Rangatahi filmmakers in Sápmi!
At the top of world, across the northernmost reaches of Finland, Sweden, Norway and Western Russia are the lands of Sápmi – the homelands of the Sámi people. In January, […]
Hereturi-koka in the Maara
Hereturi-koka (August) is an eager moment of anticipation in the maara. We have been planning toward a bountiful summer garden full of kai and flowers, we’re seed sowing and bulb planting […]
KO TE AO PAKIWAITUHI KA KARANGA AKE NEI! Ever thought of a career in Animation?
Ka tae ki tōna wā ka whaiwhakaaro tonu a taiohi mā mōna anō. Me pēhea rānei he huarahi hei whai māna e riro iho ai he mahi nui, he mahi […]
Creating Māori Leaders in the Creative Tech Industry
Behind the construction banner at the Māoriland Hub preparations are underway on the M.A.T.C.H Tech Creative Hub – a project to inspire and empower rangatahi in the creative tech space. M.A.T.C.H […]
Māoriland – Recipient of Sundance Institute Respond & Reimagine Plan
Māoriland Film Festival is one of 39 storytelling organisations in 19 countries to be funded by the Sundance Institute as a part of their Respond & Reimagine Plan.Announced in April, […]
Māoriland Film Festival 2020 is back ON!
Māoriland will be remounted from September 24 – 27, 2020. Covid 19 forced the closure of MFF2020 on day two in March however the Māoriland team carefully packed everything away […]
Māoriland Charitable Trust – Rangatahi Strategy Positions
Te Uru Maire is the rangatahi strategy of the Māoriland Charitable Trust, it aims to grow the next generation of Indigenous storytellers in Aotearoa by giving rangatahi Māori access to […]