Liam Maguren

We’ve combed through the extensive free-to-stream movie selection on Māori+.

We’ve combed through the extensive free-to-stream movie selection on TVNZ+.

Sophie Henderson and Curtis Vowell chat to us about their third feature film: a workplace comedy about resuscitating a rundown theatre.

CatVideoFest returns to cinemas 2 & 3 August. But what exactly is this thing? And how has it become so darn popular?

We chat to three of the four pillars behind Kiwi cannibal horror The Weed Eaters ahead of its World Premiere at NZIFF.

Whānau Mārama New Zealand International Film Festival prepares to warm up our winter.

Liam Maguren reflects on his long history partaking in NZ’s biggest filmmaking competition.

Family movie night can be every night these school holidays thanks to Prime Video.

We present to you the freshest Amazon Originals shows according to the critic aggregator.

Kōkā stars Te Kohe Tuhaka and Darneen Christian talk about their roles, the manaaki on set, and the film’s alignment with Matariki.

The French keep knocking out punchy action films for Netflix. Add these four to your watchlist.

May’s best on Prime Video included mind-twisting sci-fi, gangster drama, college comedy, and certified classic films.

There’s something bold in this unnecessarily long and creatively clammed-up film.

These two seemingly similar roles are taken in vastly different directions thanks to the greatness of Issacs.

We run through the three MCU titles featuring all of these misfits. (Except Bob. We know nothing about Bob.)

We hear from the couple behind the uplifting humanitarian effort and the accompanying film they co-direct.

What’s just as incredible as The Seed of the Sacred Fig is the story behind it.

Native peoples. Global films. That’s the motto of Māoriland Film Festival, which returns to Ōtaki this year from 26 to 30 March.

It was a big night for independent film. And Conan O’Brien.

We were prepped for a star-powered secret service thriller. We ended up with something a lot more… well… prepper-y.

The two-day event aims to raise awareness of deceptions, cons, and frauds in their many forms.