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Entry Tickets
The Festival day pass provides unlimited admission to film screenings in the three cinemas from 8.30 am to 11 pm every day. Tickets will be on sale at Te Fare Tauhiti Nui (‘Maison de la Culture’) from Wednesday 14 January 2009.
Prices :
Daily admission : 1000 XPF
Students and groups : 500 XPF
Schoolchildren : free
Tel: 70 [...]
KAIMILOA, L’ENIGME DE L’ODYSSEE POLYNESIENNE
Polynésie – 2009 – 52 mn
Réalisateur : Olivier Comte
Production : Point du Jour & Arte
Version française
In the middle of the Pacific, the largest ocean in the world, the Polynesian Islands are like oases in a maritime desert. Hawaii in the north, Easter Island in the east and New Zealand in the south…In the middle is [...]
LOST IN WONDERLAND
Nouvelle Zélande – 2009 – 52 mn
Réalisateur : Zoe Mcintosh
Production : Lone Pine Film & TV Productions Ltd
Version anglaise sous-titrée en français
The Times of London cited barrister Rob Moodie for the most outrageous behavior by a lawyer in 2006 after he represented himself in the New Zealand High Court dressed as Alice in [...]
PAS LE TEMPS
Nouvelle Zélande – 2009 – 26 mn
Réalisateur : Sophie Espargilière
Production : Gens Bons Productions
Version française sous-titrée en français
A short reflection about the passing of time. During the course of encounters taking place on the author’s trip to New Zealand, “Pas le temps” narrates the idea that people have of time passing…
What is time? And what [...]
JUSTICE DURIE
Nouvelle Zélande – 2008 – 60 mn
Réalisateur : Moana Sinclair
Production : Te Haa Production Ltd
Version anglaise sous-titrée en français
Le juge Edward Taihakurei Durie est un descendant de Rangitane, Ngati Kauwhata et Ngai Raukawa. Il a joué un rôle important dans la résurrection du Traité de Waitangi –parallèlement au mouvement du contrôle et de la [...]
SOLO
Australie/NZ – 2008 – 60 mn
Réalisateur : Jennifer Peedom & David Michôd
Production : Essential Media & Entertainment
Version anglaise sous-titrée en français
On January 11th 2007, Andrew Mc Auley set out on his quest to become the first person to kayak from Australia to New Zealand. On February 9, New Zealand maritime authorities received his distress can. [...]
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