The Matariki Collection
A selection of iconic Māori TV, film and music video for...
Ka Mate! Ka Mate!
Short film made by many of Ngati's crew
Koha - Nga Pikitia Māori
Barclay and Ngati feature in this Koha episode on Māori...
Kaleidoscope - Ngati
Kaleidoscope item on the film
Te Rua
Barry Barclay's second feature
Turangawaewae / A Place to Stand
Short film featuring Wi Kuki Kaa
Tangata Whenua - Waikato
Classic Barry Barclay series on Te Ao Māori
Utu
Feature film featuring Wi Kuki Kaa
Broken Barrier
Landmark John O’Shea race relations movie
Little Things
Music video clip featuring Wi Kuki Kaa
E Tipu e Rea
A landmark Māori drama series
Mauri
Film produced with similar pro-Māori production ethos
Mataku - The Sisters (Ngā Tuāhine)
A series of half-hour dramatic narratives steeped in...
Journeys in National Parks: Te Urewera
Also directed by Barry Barclay
Mataku - The Fishing Trip (Te Hi Ika)
A series of half-hour dramatic narratives steeped in...
Loose Enz - The Protesters
A drama about Māori social action
Ka Haku Au - A Poet's Lament
A doco on legendary Māori composer Kohine Whakarua Ponika
Koha - Ramai Hayward
Documentary about another legendary Māori filmmaker
The Strength of Water
Also set in an isolated coastal Māori community
Weekly Review No. 324 - Māori School
Insights into Māori community schooling 40 years prior.
Rock Around the Clock - First Episode
More from Dalvanius
People like Us - Apirana Mahuika
A doco on a Ngāti Porou kaumatua
Survey - The Town that Lost a Miracle
Barry Barclay-directed documentary on Opo the dolphin
Women in Power - Indira Gandhi
Also directed by Barry Barclay
Ashes
Also directed by Barry Barclay
Barry Barclay: The Camera on the Shore
Documentary about director Barry Barclay
Loose Enz - If the Cat Laps
Alice Fraser also acted in this
The Governor - The Lame Seagull (Episode Five)
Wi Kuki Kaa also acted in this
Merata: How Mum Decolonised the Screen
Trailer for a film about Māori director Merata Mita
Te Ao Kapurangi (Warrior Woman)
Writer Tama Poata directed this
Life in the east coast settlement of Kapua; a scene from Ngati.
Photo appears courtesy of the New Zealand Film Commission.
