‘He Karu, He Taringa’ – Wellington
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 […]
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Looking back on Māoriland Film Festival 2023
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, […]
Announcing The Award Winning Films At Māoriland Film Festival 2023
The 10th Anniversary Māoriland Film Festival was held from March 15-19 in Ōtaki, Aotearoa. At the closing night’s Red Carpet event, the four award winning films were announced, chosen by […]
New festival director for Māoriland Film Festival announced
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. […]
Fresh from Sundance and the Berlinale – Sweet As & Gush join MFF2023
From March 15 – 19 2023, Māoriland Film Festival (MFF) will present its largest programme yet in celebration of the 10th year of the festival. Today the festival announces the inclusion […]
Māoriland Red Carpet Party with the Modern Māori Quartet
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 […]
MFF2023 Closing Night Screening: Slash/Back
SLASH/BACK Directed by Nyla Innuksuk (Inuit) Set in Pang, a sleepy hamlet nestled in the majestic mountains of Baffin Island in the Arctic Ocean, Maika wakes up to another typical […]
MFF2023 Opening Night Screening: Ka Pō
KA PŌ Directed by Etienne Aurelius (Tumanang, Hawai’i, Aotearoa) In the mountains of Kauai, a drug-addicted native Hawaiian woman, NANEA, lives with her troubled boyfriend, ELI inside an abandoned school […]
MFF2023 Keynote Address
The Māoriland Keynote address is a personal and historical perspective given by a prominent Māori filmmaker. Past keynote speakers were Tainui Stephens, Lawrence Makoare, Larry Parr, Julian and Mabelle Dennison, […]
Meri Kirihimete from Māoriland
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 […]