Atomic Paradise
ATOMIC PARADISE is a visually bold and unflinching feature documentaryreframing the Pacific’s nuclear testing history through a glob...
Continuer à lire
We were Kings
For generations, one family on the island of Rurutu has carried the shame of a colonial-era story: that of a disgraced ancestor exil...
Continuer à lire
Dans leurs yeux, Faaite
In 1987, on the atoll of Faaite, a collective psychosis led to the “pyre tragedy.” Forty years later, the author’s...
Continuer à lire
Koniambo’s Legacy
Northern New Caledonia, August 2024. The Koniambo Nickel plant, aflagship project of the kanak independence movement, shuts downits...
Continuer à lire
Paper Borders: The Colonial Hangover
For centuries, the Pacific was one connected family until 1831, when Western maps sliced it into “Melanesia,” “Pol...
Continuer à lire
The Plastic Pickers of Paradise
Marginalised as “rubbish pickers,” the indigenous women of Fiji’s Plastic Pickers of Paradise reveal their true identity as heroes o...
Continuer à lire
The Canoe is the Future
The Canoe is the Future is a feature-length, character driven documentary by the people of the Mariana Islands and Micronesia. The f...
Continuer à lire
The Arrangements
In Kalihi, a working-class neighborhood of Oʻahu, three Micronesian boys have just one day to arrange the funeral of their friend wh...
Continuer à lire
The Wake
Following the death of his father, an emotionally deflective son’s attempt to return home and reconnect with his mother are strained...
Continuer à lire
Rapido
A Māori boy’s favourite war comic, filled with fantastical action and adventure, sparks his imagination. During a spiritual cleansin...
Continuer à lire
Küī
Inspired by a true story. In the face of her mother’s absence and her father’s alcoholism, 12 year old girl, Küī, rises above her ag...
Continuer à lire
Pierrot Lenquette
Pierrot Lenquette is a man, that it shows. He is also a private detective and that, it doesn’t show. One morning he reads in the New...
Continuer à lire
The Sandbank
Alone on a strip of sand in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, three young girls play happily on the beach surrounded by crystal clear...
Continuer à lire
First Drop
Ted, a reclusive retiree, is reluctantly tasked with caring for his Pakistani neighbour’s 8-year-old daughter, Saleha. What begins a...
Continuer à lire
Pākehā
In 1980s, New Zealand, a young Pākehā mother’s determination to learn Te Reo Māori, exposes her struggles, resilience, and courage,...
Continuer à lire
Wait, Wait, Now!
Two best friends raid mum’s wardrobe and discover a world where they can be fearless, fabulous, and free. But when the parents catch...
Continuer à lire
Live from the Alice
A sensationalist news reporter is sent to the remote outback town of Alice Springs to cover the town’s struggle with social disorder...
Continuer à lire
Fa’aheimoe
After discovering a mysterious book, a woman is drawn into a world of dreams. She wanders through a realm where reality and imaginat...
Continuer à lire
The Pumpkin
On Halloween night, in the dim hallways of an apartment building, a young girl finds herself hunted by a mysterious man. The line be...
Continuer à lire
Fearlessli
After her gender identity was denied in her homeland, Lee Li, a transgender asylum seeker, was forced to leave behind her country, h...
Continuer à lire
The Forgotten Soldiers of Niue
The little-known story of Niue’s “Forgotten Soldiers”: 150 men taken from their island home and sent to the freezing frontlines of W...
Continuer à lire
Papa Tom, From the Seas to the Stars
This film traces the extraordinary life of “Papa” Tom Davis, a major figure from the Cook Islands. A traditional navigator, the firs...
Continuer à lire
Ngadjuri, Spirit and Songs of Country
What does it mean to be Aboriginal, the first people of Country? This film shares culture, knowledge, and a deep connection to Count...
Continuer à lire
Land Back!
From Aotearoa New Zealand, this film takes us on an immersive journey into the Hīkoi, the Māori people’s long walk, driven by their...
Continuer à lire
He Mo’olelo Wahi Pana
Told in the Hawaiian oral tradition, this moʻolelo follows two sisters traveling across Hawaiʻi. Their journey weaves together love,...
Continuer à lire
Nothing is Impossible: The Primanavia Story
With only six weeks to prepare for the World Choir Games, the newly formed Fijian choir “Primanavia” faces seemingly impossible odds...
Continuer à lire
Sukundimi Walks Before Me
As a mining project threatens the headwaters of one of the last great wild rivers, the people of the Sepik in Papua New Guinea launc...
Continuer à lire
The Raftsmen
Twelve misfits from seven different countries join an explorer’s audacious dream: to cross the Pacific Ocean on three handmade woode...
Continuer à lire
The Shape of Things, the Dick Brewer Story
This documentary traces the life of Dick Brewer, a pivotal figure in surfboard design. It explores the inventive mind of a visionary...
Continuer à lire
Ŋa Hinarere
In 1955, Thor Heyerdahl’s expedition drew global attention to Rapa Nui. While the world focused on the fallen moai, the island’s peo...
Continuer à lire
Nouvelle-Calédonie : un retour aux racines
Born deaf in New Caledonia and raised in mainland France in pursuit of a better future, Wallès returns to his homeland forty years l...
Continuer à lire
Marlon Williams: Two Worlds (Ngã Ao e Rua)
Follow a singer-songwriter from Aotearoa on an introspective journey as he explores his roots and creates his very first album in Te...
Continuer à lire
Les foulards rouges, l’histoire oubliée
“We’re going to create a new people! That was their vision!” recalls L. Chivot. “A desire to breathe, to speak, to love,” adds N. Na...
Continuer à lire
Les Mots Qui Blessent
Heiva Taure’a 2024: students from Maco Tevane College create a heartfelt performance addressing the issue of bullying. The film foll...
Continuer à lire
Le Sanctuaire Sasi de Papouasie
Raja Ampat is one of the most pristine places on Earth. The Sasi sanctuary in Papua stands as a tribute to environmental protection...
Continuer à lire
How To Poison A Planet
This film uncovers how “forever chemicals” came to contaminate every corner of the planet, triggering an environmental crisis that s...
Continuer à lire
L’héritage des Lapita
A journey through time following the Lapita people of the Pacific ocean, ancestors of today’s Polynesians. Combining archaeology and...
Continuer à lire
Fatal Watch
Four marine observers disappear under troubling circumstances. This gripping investigation seeks to uncover why. From the islands of...
Continuer à lire
Fenua Vice
Beneath its postcard beauty, Polynesia is being eroded by ICE. Heimoana, Ingrid and Charles share intimate accounts of the drug’s de...
Continuer à lire
Hortense, la reine de l’île des Pins
This film tells the story of Kanak leader Hortense Kanedjo Vendegou, a key figure for the Kunie people. Through the testimonies of t...
Continuer à lire
De Gaulle, la bombe à tout prix !
How did France acquire its nuclear capability? This documentary explores the origins of the French atomic program, from the early te...
Continuer à lire
Yurlu | Country
A vivid tribute to land and an intimate, moving portrait of an Aboriginal Elder in his final year, fighting to reclaim his homeland,...
Continuer à lire
The Promise
In the 1960’s, West Papua was moving toward independence, until global power struggles intervened. Using uniquely restored and color...
Continuer à lire
The Stolen Children of Aotearoa
A historical and contemporary account of the New Zealand governments’ systematic war against Māori children. The Stolen Children of...
Continuer à lire
The War Below: Restoring Hope in the Solomon Islands
In the Solomon Islands, the forgotten centre of the Pacific War, WWII bombs continue to kill and injure families every year. The fil...
Continuer à lire
Ma Rue
In Papeete, 38-year-old Marama bears the marks of a disability and a life spent on the streets since her adolescence. Through hardsh...
Continuer à lire
Manae Feleu, Captain Futuna
Captain Futuna profiles Manae Feleu, captain of the French women’s rugby team, future doctor, and ambassador for the often-overlooke...
Continuer à lire
The Haka Party Incident
On May 1st, 1979, a group of young Māori and Pasifika activists, which later became known as “He Taua”, confronted engineering stude...
Continuer à lire
Before the Moon Falls
After being diagnosed with a mental illness, acclaimed Samoan writer Sia Figiel uncovers the origins of her pain. But her journey to...
Continuer à lire
Being Niuean
The film reflects the story of many Pacific Islands, where migration empties homelands and turns villages into ghost towns. It follo...
Continuer à lire
French