New Zealand Movies

Tribute to the Argosy cargo aircraft flown by Safeair of New Zealand. The film follows the final commercial flight of the last Argosy before it went...

History of the world's last Fell railway in the Rimutaka ranges, New Zealand.

Alex Gilbert travels over 14,000 kilometres from New Zealand to Kazakhstan to seek out a family connection.

In 1971, a mysterious man named Dan Cooper boards a commercial 727 airliner, carrying with him nothing but a briefcase and a small handwritten note. H...

Follows Anna Williams, an Oriental carpet repairer from New Zealand, on a pilgrimage to Iran, where she stays with the Qashqai, and then to London whe...

The Voyager 1 space probe has escaped the sun's heliosphere, bearing a golden record full of sounds and images from Earth. When it crashes into an ali...

A filmmaker documenting various methods of winemaking believes he has found the perfect subject when he meets a man who uses anything but conventional...

After being fired from Under The Southern Cross in the late 1920s, American director Alexander Markey returned to make Hei Tiki. Following a sometimes...

Crown Lynn, A Māori Story is a riveting slice of New Zealand history telling the iconic story of Crown Lynn pottery and the generations of Māori famil...

Instructions for building the perfect place to live.

A look inside the bondage scene in Auckland, New Zealand, where professional dominatrixes discuss the therapeutic and theatrical aspects of sadomasoch...

Hone Tuwhare was a beloved Māori writer, best known for his poem Rain. He died in 2008, before his great-granddaughter, poet Manaia Tuwhare-Hoani, got...

Love him or hate him, there is no denying that Pork is everywhere. One of the most prolific graffiti writers over the last decade, his dedication to p...

High school student Kevin confronts his classmate Quinn about an unexpected encounter after P.E class.

In this animated tale of awakening, a woman explores the anxious landscape of sexuality and desire. With the help of her mischievous alter ego, she se...

A cinepoem by New Zealand filmmaker Joanna Margaret Paul.

The candid record of a unique 14-day theatre school, held at the village of Manutuke by the New Zealand Maori Theatre Trust.

One hundred and ten members of the Maori Mormon Choir present chorals and action songs in the form of a stage production.

Throughout the span of this completely stop-motion short film, a mysterious figure transforms just a measly packs of sweets into a large meal.