Documentary, comedy, drama, and even some martial arts: a collection celebrating Chinese in New Zealand.
Fishy tales from one of New Zealand's most popular pastimes: a collection about fishing.
"Keep cool till after school" with this collection of classic kids programmes.
This legacy collection draws on archive footage, some rarely seen, to celebrate the stories behind Kiwis going for Olympic and Commonwealth gold.
Three television specials and a run of live performances from 1985, celebrating the 25th anniversary of New Zealand television
A collection celebrating women and feminism in New Zealand, from all walks of life — pioneering, staunch and committed.
A collection celebrating classic television, film and music of the 2000s — from Outrageous Fortune to Dancing with Stars.
"Those were our people today, and that's Holmes tonight" went the sign-off to Paul Holmes' nightly show. This collection is a tribute to his career.
Guitars, Diamonds and Smiles: a collection of award-winning music videos which spans three decades.
This collection showcases the career of NZ screen industry pioneer Tony Williams, director of many of our iconic TVCs (Crunchie, Bugger, Spot, Dear John).
From acting to funny accents, to directing blockbuster movie hits — a collection devoted to the many talents of Taika Waititi.
60 TV moments from across the decades, celebrating 60 years of television in New Zealand. Some serious, some light, something for everyone...
This collection features screen adaptations from New Zealand books, and documentaries about our celebrated writers.
For this screen showcase of NZ visual arts talent, critic Mark Amery selects his top arts documentaries profiling NZ artists, both lauded and unheralded.
Jump between the decades for 50 years of Kiwi music ... counting the beat from 60s ballads to turn of the century hip hop.
Over 100,000 NZers served overseas in WWI. This collection is an evolving onscreen remembrance.
As a showcase history of Christchurch onscreen this collection is backwards looking; but the devastation caused by the quakes gives it poignancy beyond that.
NZ On Screen's Lockdown Collection showcases some of the creativity that brewed in New Zealand homes after the country went into lockdown, on 25 March 2020.
On 8 June 1987 Nuclear-free NZ became law. This collection honours the policy with a selection of related documentaries, dramas and music videos.
Photographer Brian Brake was also an accomplished filmmaker. This collection features his early NZ film work as both cinematographer and director.
NZ On Air began funding local content in 1989. This special collection looks back at the 20 most watched NZ On Air-funded programmes since then — plus some bonus titles that also rated highly.
A salute to the women of New Zealand music – the songs and songstresses that have found their way into Kiwi hearts.
November 2019 marks three decades since Three first went to air. This 30th birthday collection looks back at notable shows, starting from the very first day of transmission.
This collection celebrates government filmmaking body the National Film Unit. Culled from more than 370 NFU films on NZ On Screen, these 30 highlights cover everything from wartime newsreels and glimpses into Kiwi culture, to Oscar-nominated images of Antarctica and the Southern Alps.
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