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Festival Director Leo Koziol has travelled to Canada to the 14th annual imagineNATIVE film festival.
"DAY ONE: IMAGINENATIVE
There have long been strong bonds between the indigenous peoples of Canada and New Zealand. This year, a delegation of Maori film industry representatives has traveled to imagineNATIVE as part of the Maori focus programme of films, workshops and new media art READ MORE >
DAY TWO: IMAGINENATIVE A new model of Maori film making is paying dividends for Maori film makers at imagineNative film festival this weekend. READ MORE >
"DAY ONE: IMAGINENATIVE
There have long been strong bonds between the indigenous peoples of Canada and New Zealand. This year, a delegation of Maori film industry representatives has traveled to imagineNATIVE as part of the Maori focus programme of films, workshops and new media art READ MORE >
DAY TWO: IMAGINENATIVE A new model of Maori film making is paying dividends for Maori film makers at imagineNative film festival this weekend. READ MORE >
AOTEAROA MAORI FILM FESTIVAL - SYDNEY
In association with the Sydney Maori Business Network, the Wairoa Maori Film Festival is proud to curate and co-present the Aotearoa Maori Film Festival Launch Event.
This is the launch event for an annual Maori film festival to take place across three states of Australia starting in 2014, each year during the Matariki celebrations.
We kick off with a night of short films, and in 2014 it is hoped to add workshops, hui, training sessions, film maker discussions and further film screenings.
NAU MAI! NAU MAI! HAERE MAI!
Wairoa Maori Film Festival & Sydney Maori Business Network
Presents WHAIA ITI KAHURANGI
Aotearoa Maori Film Festival Launch
An Evening of Maori Short Films
Saturday September 28 2013
8 pm Chauvel Cinema,
Paddington, SYDNEY NSW
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This is the launch event for an annual Maori film festival to take place across three states of Australia starting in 2014, each year during the Matariki celebrations.
We kick off with a night of short films, and in 2014 it is hoped to add workshops, hui, training sessions, film maker discussions and further film screenings.
NAU MAI! NAU MAI! HAERE MAI!
Wairoa Maori Film Festival & Sydney Maori Business Network
Presents WHAIA ITI KAHURANGI
Aotearoa Maori Film Festival Launch
An Evening of Maori Short Films
Saturday September 28 2013
8 pm Chauvel Cinema,
Paddington, SYDNEY NSW
www.maoribusinessnetwork.com.au
Wairoa Maori Film Festival -
Taking Wairoa to the World
Sydney Maori Business Network
EventBrite - Buy Tickets
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INTERNATIONAL & NZ NEWS COVERAGE (2013 Festival)
FESTIVAL PRIZE WINNERS 2013
International Indigenous Award - BUSONG by Auraeus Solito
Festival Trophy & $500 Prize sponsored by Brazilian Embassy of New Zealand
Award Presented by Brazilian Ambassador Eduardo Gradilone to Auraeus Solito who had travelled to the festival from the Philippines.
Audience Award Short Film - I'M GOING TO MUM'S by Lauren Jackson
$500 sponsored by Whakaki Smith Whanau
Festival Trophy presented by Aunty Huia Brown
Audience Award Short Film - Best Actor - Duane Wichman Evans in I'M GOING TO MUM'S
Festival Trophy presented by Aunty Huia Brown
Audience Award Short Film - Best Actress - Jahna Batt in BUTTERFLY
Festival Trophy presented by Aunty Huia Brown
WIFT Mana Wahine Award - Keri Kaa
Festival Trophy presented by Festival Chairperson Huia Koziol & WIFT Chairperson Robin Laing
Best Documentary - Aotearoa - ALLAN BALDWIN IN FRAME by Tearepa Kahi
Festival Trophy & $250 sponsored by Velvet Stone Media
Award presented by Mayor Meng Foon of Gisborne
Mana Wairoa Award - Best Overall Festival Entry - MAORI BOY GENIUS
By Pietra Bretkelly & Ngaa Rauuira Puumanawawhiti
Festival Trophy & $1,000 sponsored by Brave Star
Festival trophies designed by Rakaipaaka artist Matthew Randall.
Festival Trophy & $500 Prize sponsored by Brazilian Embassy of New Zealand
Award Presented by Brazilian Ambassador Eduardo Gradilone to Auraeus Solito who had travelled to the festival from the Philippines.
Audience Award Short Film - I'M GOING TO MUM'S by Lauren Jackson
$500 sponsored by Whakaki Smith Whanau
Festival Trophy presented by Aunty Huia Brown
Audience Award Short Film - Best Actor - Duane Wichman Evans in I'M GOING TO MUM'S
Festival Trophy presented by Aunty Huia Brown
Audience Award Short Film - Best Actress - Jahna Batt in BUTTERFLY
Festival Trophy presented by Aunty Huia Brown
WIFT Mana Wahine Award - Keri Kaa
Festival Trophy presented by Festival Chairperson Huia Koziol & WIFT Chairperson Robin Laing
Best Documentary - Aotearoa - ALLAN BALDWIN IN FRAME by Tearepa Kahi
Festival Trophy & $250 sponsored by Velvet Stone Media
Award presented by Mayor Meng Foon of Gisborne
Mana Wairoa Award - Best Overall Festival Entry - MAORI BOY GENIUS
By Pietra Bretkelly & Ngaa Rauuira Puumanawawhiti
Festival Trophy & $1,000 sponsored by Brave Star
Festival trophies designed by Rakaipaaka artist Matthew Randall.
WIFT MANA WAHINE AWARD TO KERI KAA
Wednesday May 29, 2013
Representatives from Women in Film & Television (WIFT) NZ and the Wairoa Maori Film Festival Inc. are proud to announce that the WIFT Mana Wahine Award will be presented to Keri Kaa at this weekend's Gala Festival Awards.
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Representatives from Women in Film & Television (WIFT) NZ and the Wairoa Maori Film Festival Inc. are proud to announce that the WIFT Mana Wahine Award will be presented to Keri Kaa at this weekend's Gala Festival Awards.
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NUHAKA & MORERE: OUR HOST COMMUNITIES
Kahungunu Marae, Nuhaka, and its smaller adjacent whare Te Tahinga Marae, is home every year for a full weekend of screenings of new Maori and global indigenous film making. Each year, we partnered with the local Morere Hot Springs community with extended opening hours at the pools, a shuttle to and from the marae, and a very special closing night celebration at the Morere Hall at the Morere Tea Rooms. Come join us at a film festival like no other! Nau Mai! Nau Mai! Haere Mai!
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CONTACT US
Wairoa Maori Film Festival Society Inc.
C/- PO Box 85, NUHAKA
WAIROA DISTRICT
Aotearoa New Zealand
Email: maorimovies@gmail.com
www.manawairoa.com
Ph.Chairperson - Huia Koziol (+64)(0)6.837.8854
Ph. Festival Director - Leo Koziol maorimovies@gmail.com (+64)(0)211.434.113
Wairoa Maori Film Festival Society Inc.
C/- PO Box 85, NUHAKA
WAIROA DISTRICT
Aotearoa New Zealand
Email: maorimovies@gmail.com
www.manawairoa.com
Ph.Chairperson - Huia Koziol (+64)(0)6.837.8854
Ph. Festival Director - Leo Koziol maorimovies@gmail.com (+64)(0)211.434.113
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS
New Zealand Film Commission
Brave Star Media
The Embassy of Brazil
Nga Aho Whakaari
Whakaki Smith Whanau
Velvet Stone Media
WIFT Women in Film & Television
PREMIERE FESTIVAL SPONSOR 2013
Brave Star Media
The Embassy of Brazil
Nga Aho Whakaari
Whakaki Smith Whanau
Velvet Stone Media
WIFT Women in Film & Television
PREMIERE FESTIVAL SPONSOR 2013
TOHEROA SPONSOR 2013
