Maoriland Film Screening – KOHA/FREE/PAY WHAT YOU CAN AT THE DOOR!

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Maoriland Film Screening – KOHA/FREE/PAY WHAT YOU CAN AT THE DOOR! – BOOKING ESSENTIAL – LIMITED SEATING

We hope to also pay a special tribute to Aroha Awarau, who brought Maoriland Film to Te Whare Roto o Toi!

The Māoriland Film Festival Screening at Lake House Arts will feature a selection of indigenous films in the Becroft Gallery on Sunday, 12 July 2026.

This intimate event (max. 60 guests) will showcase indigenous storytelling and cinematic expression, with opportunities to connect with the filmmakers where possible.

This event reflects the themes of Matariki whakapapa, remembrance and renewal through the lens of indigenous film and art.

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Maoriland Film Screening – KOHA/FREE/PAY WHAT YOU CAN AT THE DOOR! – BOOKING ESSENTIAL – LIMITED SEATING

We hope to also pay a special tribute to Aroha Awarau, who brought Maoriland Film to Te Whare Roto o Toi!

The Māoriland Film Festival Screening at Lake House Arts will feature a selection of indigenous films in the Becroft Gallery on Sunday, 12 July 2026.

This intimate event (max. 60 guests) will showcase indigenous storytelling and cinematic expression, with opportunities to connect with the filmmakers where possible.

This event reflects the themes of Matariki whakapapa, remembrance and renewal through the lens of indigenous film and art.

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Maoriland Film Screening – KOHA/FREE/PAY WHAT YOU CAN AT THE DOOR! – BOOKING ESSENTIAL – LIMITED SEATING

We hope to also pay a special tribute to Aroha Awarau, who brought Maoriland Film to Te Whare Roto o Toi!

The Māoriland Film Festival Screening at Lake House Arts will feature a selection of indigenous films in the Becroft Gallery on Sunday, 12 July 2026.

This intimate event (max. 60 guests) will showcase indigenous storytelling and cinematic expression, with opportunities to connect with the filmmakers where possible.

This event reflects the themes of Matariki whakapapa, remembrance and renewal through the lens of indigenous film and art.

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We rely on the generous support of our partners continue our mission to provide an accessible heritage facility, where vibrant and diverse community, arts and culture can flourish.