Brassy 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 the first female prime minister of Australia. In 2013, she was elected to a second term as prime minister...
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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 of the people who lived there and the stories they told...
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OCEANS APART – GREED, BETRAYAL AND PACIFIC RUGBY
In Samoa, as in New Zealand, Tonga and Fiji, rugby is the national sport. Dan Léo, a Samoan rugby player, sacrificed his international career...
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New Caledonia, the wild island
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
Let yourself be carried away by this original and moving film. Take a journey through the life and films of a legendary Australian actor, an Aboriginal...
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Maxha – Raising the head
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 with the land is evident in their...
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Cane Fire
This documentary set in Hawaii examines and critiques the history of Kaua’i. Reinforcing the dream of a tropical paradise that is too frequent...
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Alick and Albert
Alick Tipoti is from Badu, an island in the Torres Strait. He is a well-known artist. Albert II is the Prince of Monaco where they m...
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140 km west of paradise
An ethnic group has lived in the highlands of Papua New Guinea since time immemorial. These Papuans sing and dance and put on a show...
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The Bowraville Murders
Australia. Gumbayngi country. 1990. Following the mysterious disappearance of three young Aborigines, a young woman, a child and a t...
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The Island in Me
The story of two women, Amelia Borofsky, 40, and Johnny Frisbie, 86. Both lived on Pukapuka Atoll in the Cook Islands as children. T...
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#Tasks
On the theme of the encounter, high school students are conducting research to reconstruct the history of the first contact between the Kanaks...
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Whetū Mārama – Bright Star
This film shows us what the importance was for the Māori of the rediscovery of the great voyages of the double-hulled pirogues across the...
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Urchin
A family from exile. An Australian city. A mother and her two sons, Livi and Lika. Livi chooses to go out for a night on her own. Mu...
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The Black Pen
Tonga. There is a shelter for women and children. A new counselor, Melaia, must manage a situation of abuse...
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Spark
When a slightly crazy ant dreams of flying in the air, it reinvents the world using human technology and is not afraid of anything...
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River of Small Gods
Hawaii. When you no longer have either work or an apartment, you need a solution. In O’ahu, it is possible, even for a young woman from the...
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Red House
Hawaii. A young man haunted by his childhood returns to his family after his release from prison. Will he be able to overcome his traumatic experiences...
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Kamaʻāina: Child of the Land
Hawaii. Mahina, 16 years old, a young queer who became an homeless person, initially refuses to be helped by an association. Then she finds an autonomous camp...
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Hiama
New Zealand. A young girl from the Solomon Islands suffered verbal attacks and harassment at school. After seeking help,...
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Hawaiian Soul
Molokai. Between the 1950s and today, the land has suffered greatly from the presence of military training. But the Hawaiians...
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Cashback
Hawaii. A theater manager, pregnant, and her employee find a bag under a seat and discuss what to do with it. Pou...
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52 meters later
New Caledonia. A simple and natural life. A Kanak village, a family... Pué Kwé, 12 years old, has found a trap for wild pigs...
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Wind Song and Rain
Hone Tauhare is a renowned Māori poet. His poetry is a national treasure. His little daughter, Manaia, has never known him. At 18 years old, she is...
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When Nobody Was Looking
In the 1970s of the 20th century, Dr Olivier Sutherland accused the police and the justice system of racism by reporting cases of children...
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The Rogers
The daily life of those who form the first group of trans men in the Pacific. The Rogers of Samoa repeat the...
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The MAU Movement of Samoa
Why and how the Pacific Mau movement became a revolutionary movement demanding independence for New Zealand...
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Murder in Paradise
Niue. What caused the murder of its administrator by 3 indigenous people determined to get justice, while she was...
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Kapaemahu
Legend or reality? Long ago, 4 male and female dual beings came to Waikīkī from Tahiti, carrying the gifts of the sacred...
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Hawaiian Spiritual Guardians – ‘Aumākua
In Hawaii, each family would have their ‘Aumākua or guardian protector. Some don’t admit it, others say it, others still...
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HAKA haha
The haka is a cultural heritage of the Māori. Its terrible appropriation abroad is beginning to transform this proud expression...
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Dawn raids
The Dawn Raids: This period of recent history in New Zealand should be better known. Migrants have heard of it...
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Voices of Kula
P.N.G. Milne Bay. A group of Papuans and 2 anthropologists are talking about ancient objects made from seashells. And about a «tradition...
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Ua Huka, the island of horses
Marquises. Vohi, originally from Ua Huka, where 1500 horses still live in freedom, is a trainer in Hiva Oa, where cars are rare...
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Tuha’a Pae, of flesh and steel
A film about a Polynesian boat where Polynesian life is told and lived. The Tuha’a Pae V with powerful engines. Made of steel, well...
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Tehe – Peritome
In Polynesia, circumcision, tehe, existed before the 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, nicknamed ice or sana, is now the most consumed drug in French Polynesia. Mal...
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Rava’ai – 15 fishing techniques in Pf
The Polynesians are experts in the sea and fishing. Their relationship with the ocean has enabled them to develop and perfect...
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Off Country
Australia, state of Victoria. Back to school 2020 at Geelong Grammar School, a high school open to both girls and boys. The students...
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Ngā Wai and Rua: Stories of Us
More than a century of images from the history of Aotearoa provide views of the past filmed by both Māori and non-Māori, of...
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Mana
It is so many things at once. The force, the primordial divinity, the effect and the cause, the matter and the engine, the creation,...
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ON THE TRACES OF THE GI IN BORA BORA
December 7, 1941, the American fleet was destroyed in Pearl Harbor by the Japanese air force. The USA enters the war. They decide...
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History Bites Back
Australia. The same story can be told by different voices. This is what we are shown, from the perspective of the indigenous people...
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Broken destinies
New Caledonia. Between 1892 and 1939, about 10,000 Japanese came to work on the Caillou. Some of them stayed there. They fo...
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From sea to girl: Polynesian surfing for women
The ocean at the heart of Polynesian culture, its spiritual beliefs, and its contemporary life. Sinking into the waves is a p...
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Calédonian coffee: the alchemy of a country
A journey through the history of cocoa, the taste and culture of this bean. Following a Kanak-Calédonien mestizo, É...
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Brassy Hussies
The Australia of the 1950s and 60s was a political and social system largely dominated by men. Brazen Hussies tells the story of a young man who...
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#Tasks
With encounters as theme, secondary school pupils are conducting research to reconstruct the history of the first contact between th...
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