‘He Karu, He Taringa’ – Hamilton
BOOK YOUR TICKETS HERE For Autism Acceptance month, Māoriland Productions has partnered with Altogether Autism to present this public screening of ‘He Karu, He Taringa’ – a takiwātanga (autism) story […]
BOOK YOUR TICKETS HERE For Autism Acceptance month, Māoriland Productions has partnered with Altogether Autism to present this public screening of ‘He Karu, He Taringa’ – a takiwātanga (autism) story […]
BOOK YOUR TICKETS HERE (update: SOLD OUT!) For Autism Acceptance month, Māoriland Productions has partnered with Altogether Autism to present this public screening of ‘He Karu, He Taringa’ – a […]
From March 15-19, the Māoriland Film Festival (MFF), the largest international Indigenous film festival in the world, celebrated its 10 year anniversary. 2023 marked Māoriland’s biggest film festival to date, […]
Māoriland Charitable Trust is excited to announce Puritia, a capability-building ecosystem for Māori and Indigenous filmmakers and digital creatives. At the heart of Puritia is an Indigenous IP statement, which […]
After establishing the Māoriland Film Festival (MFF) 10 years ago, festival director Libby Hakaraia is stepping aside after the 2023 festival, with Madeleine Hakaraia de Young taking up the position. […]
Put on your most glam outfit and walk the red carpet for the annual Māoriland Red Carpet Party. A celebration of all the filmmakers and their collaborators at MFF2023. The […]
Ka harikoa, ka menemeneKo Hineraumati, ko Tane RoreKoi nei te wā o te ArohaMeri Kirihimere whānau māMeri Kirihimete tātou mā Meri Kirihimete me te Hape Nū Ia mai Māoriland Day 1 […]
Māoriland is excited to welcome you to this special screening of He Waiora – the Ngā Pakiaka Incubator Programme. Wednesday 30 November 6:00 PM Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Kawakawa […]
Māoriland is excited to welcome you to this special screening of He Waiora – the Ngā Pakiaka Incubator Programme, presented with support from Creative Northland and Te Ahu Centre. Thursday […]
MĀORILAND FILM FESTIVAL is bringing a group of young Māori filmmakers to run a FREE filmmaking workshop for communities that support Indigenous youth! “Te Uru Maire” – the Māoriland Rangatahi […]