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Participating cinemas will also offer a free commemorative pin featuring San’s signature mask with ticket purchase.

The NZIFF maunga has fully erupted with its 2022 programme.

Get familiar with the best new whānau-friendly films and shows new to Aotearoa.

If the title sounds familiar, you’ve probably come across the 1976 film starring David Bowie.

Jeff Bridges and John Lithgow in espionage drama, medieval butt-kicking, Solar Opposites returns, and more…

Add to your watchlist with these new streaming releases.

The crew are back and joined by a freakish baby-thing with a man-sized head.

Issa Rae, star and co-creator of Insecure, produces the series with hip-hop duo City Girls.

Next month brings you one of this year’s Best Picture Oscar nominees and one of Flicks’s faves from last year.

This year’s Palme d’Or winner will be the closing night film of NZIFF 2022.

Taika Waititi reunites with star Chris Hemsworth to continue the Asgardian’s humble journey.

If you’re a fan, you can unwrap this gift right now.

Three actors play Te Whaea o te Motu (Mother of the Nation) in different stages of her life.

This is part of our on-going segment entitled Smart Creative People Recommending Good Stuff to Watch.

This one’s for Sandler fans, b-ball enthusiast, and especially b-ball-enthusiastic Sandler fans.

A lot of these films are new. Others are… NeverEnding.

Translations were completed by Te Reo Māori experts in each rohe (regions) with different mita (dialects).

There are so. Many. Bloody. Dinosaurs—all over the world and up in Chris Pratt’s business, in this dinopocalyptic conclusion

Elvis enters the (cinema) building June 23.

You might not have nabbed a ticket to sunny France, but we can still clue you in on all the film festival goss.

Most NZIFF titles don’t make it to Netflix, so consider yourself lucky.