Show Me Shorts: Aotearoa Te Ōhākī (M)

Show Me Shorts presents Aotearoa Te Ōhākī at the Māoriland Hub.

Discover the rising talents of new and established directors in this collection of short films from Aotearoa New Zealand. The films are loosely themed around the Te Ao Māori concept of Te Ōhākī – meaning cultural and identity reclamation.

Find here stories of people from many different cultures who are feeling displaced or disconnected, and seeking their place in the world. Be that place the family home, out on the streets, inside a quarantine facility or astride a stage for drag queens.

Show Me Shorts: Aotearoa Te Ōhākī (Rated M)
7:30 pm, Sunday 15 October
Screening starts at 7:30 pm and runs for 100 minutes
Rating: M

Tickets:
$10 General Admission
$7.50 Kids

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About Show Me Shorts
Show Me Shorts is Aotearoa New Zealand’s leading international short film festival. Our mission is to connect New Zealand audiences with short films and share New Zealand short films with the world. We celebrate the short film art form and champion short film makers!

About the Films:
What’s the Disabili-Tea: Misty Frequency
Documentary, 8 mins, New Zealand

Daughter of God
Drama, 11 mins,  New Zealand

Lao Lao Lao Le
Drama, 15 mins, New Zealand

Plastic – A love letter to the estranged
Documentary, 14 mins, New Zealand

Anu
Drama, 13 mins, New Zealand

Buttons and Dumplings
Documentary, 7 mins, New Zealand

Find Where I Belong
Drama, 14 mins, New Zealand

Te Whakawhitinga
True Story, 12 mins, New Zealand