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The winners for the 2017 Show Me Shorts Film Festival awards were announced at a launch event at The Civic in Auckland last night. The prestigious Best New Zealand Film award was presented to Phil Brough, Matt Heath and Orlando
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McLaren is a docudama from The World’s Fastest Indian director, Roger Donaldson. His need for speed is fed here as he documents the life of the man behind McLaren; a name now synonymous with the motor racing industry but
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My Year with Helen follows former New Zealand Prime Minister, Helen Clark, during her bid to become United Nations Secretary General. Her appointment would have addressed a gender problem within the UN, making her the first woman
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Directed by Roger Donaldson (The World’s Fastest Indian) McLaren is the definitive tale of New Zealander Bruce McLaren, who created a motor racing empire from his shed. The inspirational documentary accounts of one man’s
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Finding Dory is the long-awaited sequel to Pixar fan favourite Finding Nemo and don’t worry it doesn’t disappoint. This positive and heartwarming tale sees Dory overcome her disabilities, make new friends and go on
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Artistry and creative genius are terms you will often hear when describing a director, composer, or fashion designer. We know what these things mean: ambition, vision, a different way of seeing the world, the ability to inspire
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Sunday has its world premiere in Auckland last weekend and now I have a new favourite Kiwi film to add to my collection. Fiercely independent in its making, Sunday is the collaborative effort of director Michelle Joy Lloyd, her
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Jake Gyllenhaal brings some serious crazy in his new flick Nightcrawler directed and written by Dan Gilroy. Gyllenhaal plays the creepy loner Louis Bloom, an ambitious man who is desperate for success and isn’t afraid to
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Hip Hop-eration is a heartwarming and hilarious Kiwi documentary which is full of as much uplifting jubilance as it is heartfelt and tear jerking monologues. The stars are a group of eccentric, funny and loveable Waiheke Island
