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18 years of curatorial expertise, all in one place. 18 MAY 2026 — NZ On Screen (nzonscreen.com), the home of New Zealand’s screen
heritage, today…

The NZIFF has named more titles, bringing its total to date for 2026 up to a dozen. The festival has previously announced its first title for 2026, Kaouther Ben Hanias Tunisian title The Voice of Hind Rajab, and its centrepiece…

Continuing to light up audiences and critics, THE WEED EATERS has cemented its status as Aotearoa’s latest cinematic cult classic (including recent 4-star reviews in NZ Herald, NZ Listener, and The Post).  Don’t miss the chance to see this dark/dank…

The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) is the only real protection New Zealand has against lies, abuse or misinformation in broadcasting. Since 1989, it has done an excellent job supporting our television and radio broadcasters to be responsible by providing an…

Samoan-Kiwi tenor Pene Pati says he is “humbled” to have been bestowed a French knighthood for services to the arts. The opera star received the prestigious Chevalier de l’ordre des Arts & des Lettres (Knight of the Arts) in a…

Hollywood actor Jason Momoa has been spotted behind the DJ decks at a popular Queenstown bar months after becoming a shareholder in the business. Social media posts from Upstairs at The Bunker show the Aquaman star has been advertised as…

Neon is unveiling a refreshed brand identity and new campaign today, marking a new chapter for the local streaming service, alongside a stellar lineup of new and returning content for audiences across the motu. The refresh comes as Sky evolves…

Despite a selection light on Hollywood fare, the Croisette got whipped into frenzy nonetheless by boldfaced names like Demi Moore, Chloe Zhao, Jane Fonda, Diego Luna and Heidi Klum on night one. Peter Jackson says he’s not really a “Palme…