InsideTheDoc / Strong Female Lead
Rencontre avec Tosca Lobby, réalisatrice du documentaire STRONG FEMALE LEAD, film en compétition cette année au Festival Internation...
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InsideTheDoc / Nouvelle Calédonie, l’île sauvage
Rencontre avec Rémi Laugier, réalisateur du documentaire NOUVELLE-CALÉDONIE, L’ÎLE SAUVAGE, film en compétition cette année au...
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InsideTheDoc / My Name Is Gulpilil
Rencontre avec Molly Reynolds, réalisatrice du documentaire MY NAME IS GULPILIL, film en compétition cette année au Festival Interna...
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InsideTheDoc / Maralinga Tjarutja
Rencontre avec Larissa BEHRENDT, réalisatrice du documentaire MARALINGA TJARUTJA, film en compétition cette année au Festival Intern...
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InsideTheDoc / Alick And Albert
Rencontre avec Douglas WATKIN, réalisateur et Trish LAKE, productrice du documentaire ALICK & ALBERT, film en compétition cette...
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Femmes invisibles – Survivre dans la rue
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InsideTheDoc / The Healer & The Psychiatrist
Rencontre avec Mike Poltorak, réalisateur du documentaire “The Healer & The Psychiatrist”, un film en compétition de...
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Urchin
A family in exile. An Australian town. A mother and her two sons, Livi and Lika. Livi chooses a night out with a gang. Music, slam,...
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The Black Pen
Tonga. There is a safe house for women and children. A new counsellor, Melaia, has to deal with an emergency by helping an 11-year-o...
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Spark
When a crazy ant dreams of flying in the air, it reinvents the world with human technology and is not afraid of failure. So, it has...
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River of Small Gods
Hawaii. When you have no job and no flat, you need a solution. On O’ahu, it is possible, even for a young woman, to collect stones i...
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Red House
Hawaii. A young man haunted by his childhood returns to his family after being released from prison. Will he be able to overcome his...
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Kamaʻāina: Child of the Land
Hawaii. Mahina, a 16-year-old queer girl who has become homeless, initially refuses to be helped by an association. Then she finds a...
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Hiama
New Zealand. A young girl from the Solomon Islands has suffered verbal abuse and bullying at school. After seeking help from the pro...
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Hawaiian Soul
Molokai. Between the 1950s and today, the land has suffered greatly from military training taking place. But Hawaiians sing. Songs c...
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Cashback
Hawaii. A pregnant theatre manager and her employee find a bag under a seat and discuss what to do with it. Could it change their li...
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New Caledonia. A simple and natural life. A Kanak hut, a family… 12-year-old Pué Kwé has found a wild pig trap in the forest. He tel...
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Wind Song and Rain
Hone Tauhare was an illustrious Māori poet, his poetry is considered a national treasure. His granddaughter, Manaia, never knew him....
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When Nobody Was Looking
In the 1970s, Dr Olivier Sutherland, accused the police and the judiciary of racism by reporting cases of imprisoned and tortured ch...
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The Rogers
The daily life of the Pacific’s first male transgender group. The Rogers of Samoa rehearse a traditional male dance. These girls who...
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The MAU Movement of Samoa
Why and how did the peaceful Mau movement become a revolutionary movement demanding New Zealand’s independence from Samoa? A little-...
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Murder in Paradise
What led to the murder of the administrator of Niue by three natives who were determined to take law while it was under the protecto...
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Kapaemahu
Legend or reality? Long ago, four individuals of dual male and female spirit came to Waikiki from Tahiti, bearing the gifts of scien...
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Hawaiian Spiritual Guardians – ‘Aumākua
In Hawaii, every family is said to have its ‘Aumākua or guardian protector. Some do not admit it, some do, and others still proclaim...
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HAKA haha
The haka is Māori cultural heritage. Its terrible appropriation overseas are beginning to turn this proud expression of Māori identi...
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Dawn Raids
Dawn Raids: This period in New Zealand’s recent history needs to be shared. Migrants have heard them referred to as ‘police raids’ b...
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Whetū Mārama – Bright Star
This film shows us how important it was for the Māori to rediscover the great journeys of the double canoes across the Pacific told...
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Voices of Kula
P.N.G. Milne Bay. A group of Papuans and two anthropologists talk about ancient objects made from shells and about a “traditional ga...
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Ua Huka, l’île aux chevaux
Marquesas Islands. Vohi, originally from Ua Huka, where 1,500 horses still live in freedom, breeds horses in Hiva Oa, where cars hav...
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Tuha’a Pae, de chair et d’acier
A film about a Polynesian boat where the Polynesian way of life is narrated and lived. The Tuha’a Pae V with its powerful engines. O...
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Tehe – Peritome
In Polynesia, circumcision, tehe, existed before Western presence. It was an ancestral rite, marking the passage from childhood to a...
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Sana, le cristal qui consume
More than cannabis, methamphetamine, known as ice or sana, is now the most widely used drug in French Polynesia despite it being ver...
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Rava’ai – 15 techniques de pêche en Pf
Polynesians are sea and fishing experts. Their relationship with the ocean has allowed them to develop and perfect techniques and in...
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Off Country
Geelong Grammar School, a mixed high school, is starting its school year 2020 in Victoria, Australia. The students board and wear un...
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Ngā Wai e Rua: Stories of Us
Over a century of footage of Aotearoa’s history providing past images of both Māori and non-Māori, ‘Kiwis’. With many diverse subjec...
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Mana
It is so many things at once. Force, primordial divinity, effect and cause, matter and motor, creation, beauty and power… It exists...
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SUR LES TRACES DES GI À BORA BORA
7th December 1941, the American fleet is destroyed at Pearl Harbour by the Japanese Air Force. The USA enters the war. They decide t...
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History Bites Back
Australia. The same story can be told by various people. This is what director Trisha Morton Thomas and writer-director Craig Anders...
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Destins brisés
New Caledonia. Between 1892 and 1939, about 10,000 Japanese people came to work on the rock. Some of them stayed. In 1939, they made...
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De mer en fille: le surf polynésien au féminin
The ocean is at the heart of Polynesian culture, its spiritual beliefs and contemporary life. Surfing is an ancient practice. Both m...
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Café calédonien : l’alchimie d’un pays
A journey around the history of New Caledonia and coffee, the taste and culture of this bean. Following a mixed-race Kanak-Caledonia...
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Brazen Hussies
Australia in the 1950s and 1960s was a male-dominated political and social system. Brazen Hussies tells the story of a revolutionary...
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Strong Female Lead
Australia. One in three women in Australia say they experience discrimination or harassment at work. In 2010, Julia Gillard became t...
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Small Island Big Song -An Oceanic Songline
This tīfaifai film was shot over a period of three years across the Pacific and part of the Indian Ocean. It offers us the voices an...
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OCEANS APART – GREED, BETRAYAL AND PACIFIC RUGBY
In Sāmoa, as in New Zealand, Tonga and Fiji, rugby is the national sport. Dan Léo, a Samoan rugby player, sacrificed his internation...
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Nouvelle Calédonie, l’île sauvage
In New Caledonia, an island environment, there is a secret kingdom where nature is king. Between the Coral Sea and the sky, passing...
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My Name Is Gulpilil
Be carried away by this original and moving film. Take a journey through the life and films of a legendary Australian actor, an Abor...
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Maxha – Relever la tête
Noumea. Tjibaou Cultural Centre. 20 years after its creation, the customary space is renovating the great hut of the South. The aim...
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Maralinga Tjarutja
Australia. The Maralinga people had lived on their land for dozens of thousands of years. The close relationship of the Aborigines w...
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