Steve Newall

Neil Gaiman’s Sandman finally awakes, the film with the best action trailer of 2022, and more.

This Aotearoa crime thriller, from the director of Poi E: The Story of Our Song, is based on the 2007 Tūhoe police raids.

Superhero Sly Stallone, Ron Howard’s Thai cave rescue drama, A League of Their Own and other heroes.

The doco centres on the unusual life of musician, journalist, artist and cow whisperer, Andrew Johnstone.

The filmmakers behind Kāinga, playing as part of NZIFF 2022, tell us what drives their stories of home.

Noel Smyth and Fergus Grady tell us about this incredibly difficult project as part of our NZIFF Q&A series.

Terrific movies that can’t be found on Prime Video anymore—where are they now?

Steve Newall and Liam Maguren pick the big screen experiences they’re hanging out for.

A British sci-fi classic gets a chilling contemporary adaption.

Ethan Hawke reunites with Sinister director Scott Derrickson for more horror thrills.

“I imagine it’s not going to be for everyone, my subtitles,” the brilliantly bleak comedian tells us.

Rena Owen, Miriama McDowell and Tioreore Ngatai-Melbourne play Te Whaea o te Motu through the years.

The director of many iconic NZIFF moments has selected the shorts in this year’s NZ’s Best lineup

Win tix to see this new comedy, shot in Aotearoa, but set in a fictional country and with a made-up language.

From medical heroes to pop stars and Nazis, there are fascinating stories to discover at this year’s fest.

Look like a Top Gun superfan with your hoodie, cap, travel cup, pin, and key ring.

Four world premiere screenings are part of this year’s selection of homegrown films.

Ukrainian charities receive the majority of the proceeds from upcoming cinema showcases.

The first seven films announced point to a solid 2022 programme.

Bad Seed Warren Ellis scores this snow leopard doco – and you could score tix.

Renowned filmmaker Asghar Farhadi returns with another tense drama.