Māoriland Film Festival
Aotearoa International Indigenous Film Festival
20 – 24 MARCH, 2024
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.
LATEST NEWS
The new generation of filmmakers
Nā Tainui Stephens
November in the Maara
Te Ao Tūroa – The natural order Tūroa: established, of long standing, enduring, long-lasting Ao tūroa: enduring world, earth, nature I have been thinking about the acts we can engage […]
Māoriland and Kaibosh to distribute FREE surplus kai to Ōtaki community
On Tuesdays Māoriland has kai available for those who need it outside our Toi Matarau Gallery on Main Street, Ōtaki. The surplus kai comes from Kaibosh, an charity that collects […]
October in the Maara
There really is nothing quite like this time of the year in the māra… The joys and rites of spring… Seeds are sprouting merrily on windowsills and being transferred optimistically […]
MĀORILAND PRODUCTIONS
DEVELOPING THE WORK OF INDIGENOUS FILMMAKERS
MĀORILAND PRODUCTIONS
Māoriland Productions has a slate of feature and short films, as well as series and reversioning projects.
PURITIA
PURITIA ENABLES MĀORI POTENTIAL TO BE IDENTIFIED AND DEVELOPED THROUGH FILM AND CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY.
TRAINING
MĀORILAND IS TRAINING & CONNECTING THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCREEN STORYTELLERS
Te Uru Maire
E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Film Challenge
Two day filmmaking workshops for rangatahi to tell their story through film
Te Ara TOI
PERFORMING ARTS CLASSES FOR TAMARIKI TO EXPERIENCE THE ARTS
MATCH
a creative space for rangatahi to use and unleash their creative thinking and problem-solving skills
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