InsideTheDoc / Strong Female Lead
Meeting with Tosca Lobby, director of the documentary STRONG FEMALE LEAD, film in competition this year at the International Film Festival in Cannes...
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InsideTheDoc / New Caledonia, the wild island
Meeting with Rémi Laugier, director of the documentary NOUVELLE-CALÉDONIE, L’ÎLE SAUVAGE, a film competing this year at...
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InsideTheDoc / My Name Is Gulpilil
Meeting with Molly Reynolds, director of the documentary MY NAME IS GULPILIL, which is competing this year at the International Film Festival in Cannes...
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InsideTheDoc / Strong Female Lead
Meeting with Tosca Lobby, director of the documentary STRONG FEMALE LEAD, film in competition this year at the International Film Festival in Cannes...
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InsideTheDoc / New Caledonia, the wild island
Meeting with Rémi Laugier, director of the documentary NOUVELLE-CALÉDONIE, L’ÎLE SAUVAGE, a film competing this year at...
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InsideTheDoc / My Name Is Gulpilil
Meeting with Molly Reynolds, director of the documentary MY NAME IS GULPILIL, which is competing this year at the International Film Festival in Cannes...
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Masterclass – The adventure of the invisible
The adventure of the invisible: from the documentary to the book and the big screenInterviewer: Claire Lajeunie, director of the documentary, the author of the book...
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InsideTheDoc / Maralinga Tjarutja
Meeting with Larissa BEHRENDT, director of the documentary MARALINGA TJARUTJA, a film competing this year at the International Film Festival in Cannes...
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InsideTheDoc / Maralinga Tjarutja
Meeting with Larissa BEHRENDT, director of the documentary MARALINGA TJARUTJA, a film competing this year at the International Film Festival in Cannes...
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InsideTheDoc / Alick And Albert
Meeting with Douglas WATKIN, director, and Trish LAKE, producer of the documentary ALICK & ALBERT, film in competition this...
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InsideTheDoc / Alick And Albert
Meeting with Douglas WATKIN, director, and Trish LAKE, producer of the documentary ALICK & ALBERT, film in competition this...
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InsideTheDoc / The Healer & The Psychiatrist
Meeting with Mike Poltorak, director of the documentary “The Healer & The Psychiatrist”, a film in competition at the...
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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-old...
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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 theater manager and her employee find a bag under a seat and discuss what to do with it. Could it change their lives?...
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52 meters later
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 tells...
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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 Chadians...
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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 science...
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Hawaiian Spiritual Guardians – ‘Aumākua
In Hawaii, it is said that every family has 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 identity...
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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 garment...
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Ua Huka, the island of horses
Marquesas Islands. Vohi, originally from Ua Huka, where 1,500 horses still live freely, breeds horses in Hiva Oa, where cars are prohibited...
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Tuha’a Pae, of flesh and steel
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 adulthood...
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Sana, the crystal that consumes
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 fishing techniques in 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 uniforms...
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Ngā Wai and Rua: Stories of Us
Over a century of footage of Aotearoa’s history provides past images of both Māori and non-Māori, the ‘Kiwis’. With many diverse subjects,...
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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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ON THE TRACES OF THE GI IN BORA BORA
December 7th 1941, the American fleet is destroyed at Pearl Harbour by the Japanese Air Force. The USA enters the war. They decide to...
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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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Broken destinies
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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From sea to girl: Polynesian surfing for women
The ocean is at the heart of Polynesian culture, its spiritual beliefs and contemporary life. Surfing is an ancient practice. Both men...
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Calédonian coffee: the alchemy of a country
A journey around the history of New Caledonia and coffee, the taste and culture of this bean. Following a mixed-race Kanak-Caledonian...
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