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        Nga Putake Shorts
        Maoriland Film Festival presentsNga Putake Shorts

        Nga Putake Shorts

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        Memorial Hall

        Main Street

        Otaki, New Zealand

        When

        Fri 20 Mar 2020

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        Māoriland Rangatahi Film Festival is a two-day programme curated by Ngā Pakiaka, Māoriland’s rangatahi filmmaking group.  

        MRFF2020 is for school and rangatahi of all ages. Attending filmmakers are available for a Q&A. Entry is by gold coin.

        Each year school students travel from near and far to attend the MRFF. Registrations are essential to guarantee seating!

        Once registered, teachers or parents will receive an information pack with further details about all films as well as suggested talking points for their tamariki.

        Ngā Pūtake

        Ngā Pūtake Shorts takes rangatahi on an adventure across the world with true and imagined stories of bravery and resilience to inspire them within their own identities. Recommended for rangatahi 8+.

        Bub dir. Oriwa Hakaraia, Te Mahara Tamehana (Aotearoa)
        Uu?uu'tah dir. Chad Charlie (Ahousaht First Nation)
        Protect  dir. Tommy Tran  (Aotearoa)
        Tamatoa dir. Sarah Maddick (Aotearoa)
        He Hekenga Tuhura dir. Allan George (Aotearoa) 
        Colonisation dir. Dan Mace (Aotearoa) 
        Nimkii dir. Shane McSauby (Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians)
        Kuujuaq Hockey dir. Sammy Gadbois (Inuit) 
        Watching The Moon dir. Anthony Oginany, Rose-Aimee Papatie (Anishnaabe Nation) 


        Visit maorilandfilm.co.nz for full programme information
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