Kia Ora Shorts 2024
Toro mai ki tētehi ahiahi kōrero pūrākau Māori, he kohinga kiriata poto e pā ana ki te ahurea Māori.
E ono ngā kiriata poto:
- Home - Kaitohu Chris Molloy, Kaituhi Aroha Awarau
- Disrupt - Kaitohu Jennifer Te Atamira Ward-Lealand, Kaituhi Aroha Awarau
- Bringing Mere Home - Kaitohu Keelan Walker
- Maunga Cassino - Kaitohu Paolo Rotondo, Kaituhi Paolo Rotondo & Rob Mokaraka
- Kōkako - Kaitohu Douglas Brooks
- Biolumin – D Moe Clark, Victoria Hunt
He kōrero motuhake tō ia kiriata e whakatairangi ana i te kounga me te rētō o ngā kiriata Māori. Mutu ana ngā kiriata, rukutia ngā kōrero ō roto, tirohia ngā Kaupapa ō roto i hira ai ēnei kōrero, i whai pānga nui ai ēnei kōrero. Ki tō Leo Koziol mā taha.
Nau mai ki te wāhi e tūmatarau nei ngā kiriata Māori, tūhono mai ki ngā pūkenga, me ngā tirohanga whānui o ngā kaihanga kiriata o Aotearoa. Mō ngā kōrero haere ki te Toi Pōneke Arts Centre website.
Dive into an evening of Māori storytelling on screen with an exceptional lineup of Māori-made short films, each a vivid exploration of our culture and perspectives.
Each session will feature six short films:
- Home - Director Chris Molloy, Writer Aroha Awarau
- Disrupt - Director Jennifer Te Atamira Ward-Lealand, Writer Aroha Awarau
- Bringing Mere Home - Director Keelan Walker
- Maunga Cassino - Director Paolo Rotondo, Writers Paolo Rotondo & Rob Mokaraka
- Kōkako - Director Douglas Brooks
- Biolumin – Director Moe Clark, Victoria Hunt
The films offer a unique narrative, showcasing the creativity and depth of Māori filmmaking. After the screenings, delve into the stories behind the films and explore the themes that make these works resonate, with Leo Koziol and a guest speaker.
Join us for an event where the magic of Māori cinema unfolds, and connect with the artistry and vision of Aotearoa filmmakers. For more details on each film, visit the Toi Pōneke Arts Centre website.
