After a successful career as an actress, New Zealand-based Nat Boltt turns director with the warm and winning Holy Days, which follows three nuns (Judy Davis, Jacki Weaver, Miriam Margolyes)
FilmInk salutes the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: director Harley Cokeliss (pictured above right with actor Timothy Spall), who
“I’m not gonna lie, I didn’t have a massive thing for superheroes growing up,” admits Antony Starr, the Kiwi actor who plays Homelander, the superhero we all love to hate
Busy New Zealand actress Rachel House (Heartbreak High, Penguin Bloom, Next Goal Wins, Moana) turns director with the charming, highly engaging coming-of-age drama The Mountain. Through several mediums, Rachel House
… a riveting, shockingly violent and blackly comedic ghost train ride spattered with blood and dripping with menace …
The rising American actors savoured the No Exit shoot in New Zealand.
Despite the ongoing COVID pandemic, Australian and New Zealand filmmakers bring their best and brightest to this year’s 46th annual Toronto International Film Festival.
Local legends Sam Neill and Michael Caton team up to play warring sheep farmer brothers in the quietly rollicking comedy, Rams.
Veteran New Zealand-born actor Roy Billing chats about his long and varied career, and his scene stealing role in the sparkling new comedy drama Never Too Late.
New Zealand-born director Niki Caro breathes extraordinary new life into the classic Disney property, Mulan.