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Arohanui Film Festival


 

Te Aroha is an historic and vibrant spa town in Waikato, New Zealand. Only fifteen minutes from Hobbiton, surrounded by the serene countryside of Ash Vs Evil Dead, while the cinematic Kaimai mountain range leads to the beaches where Pevensie children arrived in ancient Narnia.

Arohanui Film Festival showcases new entertaining, original and adventurous films from around the world on the big screen at Future Te Aroha, a former bra factory that has been converted to a multi purpose non-profit facility for community and cultural use.

Unlike nationwide festivals, this event will attract film enthusiasts to one destination for a weekend of discussions and perhaps overdue introductions, while watching films classified specifically for the event.

The event includes Q&A sessions with industry professionals as well as DIY filmmakers who are making things on their own.

Founded by prolific artist and teacher Lynne Renwick, who received the 2009 Queens Service Medal (QSM) for her service to arts in South Auckland.


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Arohanui Film Festival calls for submissions!

Submissions are now open for the 2nd Annual Arohanui Film Festival, to be held October 26 – 30, 2016 in Te Aroha, New Zealand.

In it’s first year, AFF screened 20 films with a mix of national and international premieres, pairing feature films with short films. In 2016, Arohanui Film festival is aiming for a larger selection of films and more events for attendees. 

Film programming gives priority to projects that have not been released in NZ, although the festival also runs a retrospective section for independent films when the director is available to answer questions at the festival.

Te Aroha is an historic and vibrant spa town in Waikato, New Zealand. Only fifteen minutes from Hobbiton, surrounded by the serene countryside of Ash Vs Evil Dead, while the cinematic Kaimai mountain range leads to the beaches where Pevensie children arrived in ancient Narnia. 

 

The event brings film enthusiasts to the town for a weekend of screenings, discussions and introductions, including premieres classified for the event.

We also aim to connect our film makers with distributors, and as a direct result of our introductions, some of our 2015 films have been licensed to local television. 

Arohanui Film Festival includes Q&A sessions with local film makers and workshops in a social non-competitive environment. Founded by prolific artist and teacher Lynne Renwick, who received the 2009 Queens Service Medal (QSM) for her service to theatre and youth in South Auckland. The Future Te Aroha centre is a former lingerie factory that has been converted to a multi purpose non-profit facility for community and cultural use.

Through open submissions, selections will be presented to the public at the 2016 Arohanui Film Festival.

 

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Questions regarding submissions? Email info@arohanuifilmfestival.nz

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We accept online screener submissions through Film Freeway and Withoutabox

Key Dates

  • May 27, 2016 Early Deadline
  • August 16, 2016 Official Deadline
  • September 1, 2016 Late Deadline
  • September 19, 2016 Notification Date
  • October 26 – 30, 2016 Event Date

Entry Fees (Early/Regular/Late Deadlines)

    New Zealand Films (productions filmed in New Zealand only)

  • Short Films (under 15 mins) USD$10/15/20
  • Feature Films (over 45 mins) FREE/USD$10/20
  • Feature Documentary (over 45 mins) FREE/USD$10/20

    International Films (filmed outside of New Zealand)

  • Short Films (under 15 mins) USD$10/15/20
  • Feature Films (over 45 mins) USD$15/25/30
  • Feature Documentary (over 45 mins) USD$10/20/30

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