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The Māoriland Rangatahi Film Festival (MRFF) is an opportunity for young people to watch Indigenous films from around the world that will excite, educate and inspire them.

The MRFF is targeted at school age young people from year 1 to 13. The programme has been curated by Ngā Pakiaka, a committee of young Māori filmmakers from around Aotearoa. 

Teachers who wish to receive an access code or more information about the Māoriland Rangatahi Film Festival can contact Rangatahi Co-ordinator, Madeleine de Young at maddy@maorilandfilm.co.nz

Ngā Pakiaka

The roots of a tree are its life source, they carry food and water to the branches and leaves and give it life. The name Ngā Pakiaka means “The Roots”.

We believe that through not only our festival, but though our outlook on life as rangatahi filmmakers, we will be able to supply other aspiring filmmakers and storytellers with tools and knowledge to thrive in the filmmaking world and continue strongly along their pathways. 

See the full Māoriland Film Festival programme online at www.maorilandfilm.co.nz