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NEW ZEALAND FILM

A homegrown celebration

Films courtesy of Te Tumu Whakaata Taonga New Zealand Film Commission
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Scarfies

Robert Sarkies
New Zealand  ·  1999

A group of uni students finds more than they bargained for when they move into an abandoned house in this newly restored Dunedin crime caper. 

“Easily the most outlandishly entertaining New Zealand film for years” – Russell Baillie, Christchurch Star

​​Screening times, reviews and trailer >>​

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The Ground We Won

Christopher Pryor
New Zealand  ·  ​2015

Following a group of rugby playing farmers from Reporoa, Chris Pryor and Miriam Smith  deliver a doco that is unsentimental, funny, and startlingly beautiful.
 
“Ferociously intelligent, disturbing, heart-warming and hauntingly beautiful ... an instant national classic” – Dominion Post​ 
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​​Screening times, reviews and trailer >>

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