Metro Film & TV — On screen in Auckland

BROKEN PROMISES — Three documentaries trace our changing relationship to the internet

BROKEN PROMISES — Three documentaries trace our changing relationship to the internet

Lana Lopesi distills three recent documentaries about our lives online.

Text by Lana Lopesi

Horror show: The fight to save Auckland's independent cinemas

Horror show: The fight to save Auckland's independent cinemas

Text by Tom Augustine

Which movies to marathon with your family while in lockdown for coronavirus

Which movies to marathon with your family while in lockdown for coronavirus

Text by Tom Augustine

Movie marathons on Netflix, Neon and Lightbox for every mood if you’re social distancing due to coronavirus

Movie marathons on Netflix, Neon and Lightbox for every mood if you’re social distancing due to coronavirus

Text by Tom Augustine

A chat with director Kiel McNaughton about The Legend of Baron To’a

A chat with director Kiel McNaughton about The Legend of Baron To’a

Text by Amanda Jane Robinson

Kiwi-made, Auckland-filmed Guns Akimbo is bloody, gory and action-packed

Kiwi-made, Auckland-filmed Guns Akimbo is bloody, gory and action-packed

Text by Alex Blackwood

See you at the movies: Long-time film critic David Larsen signs off

"See you at the movies": Long-time film critic David Larsen signs off

Text by David Larsen

Watch: Five new short documentaries from emerging Kiwi filmmakers

Watch: Five new short documentaries from emerging Kiwi filmmakers

After The Power of Inclusion summit: The problems with film/television diversity in NZ

After The Power of Inclusion summit: The problems with film/television diversity in NZ

Text by Jean Teng

Jojo Rabbit review: Just dark and wild enough to avoid Disneyfied mawkishness

Jojo Rabbit review: Just dark and wild enough to avoid Disneyfied mawkishness

Text by David Larsen

What if THREE's problem isn't TVNZ but... MediaWorks?

What if THREE's problem isn't TVNZ but... MediaWorks?

Text by Tim Batt

Will The Farewell finally convince Americans to watch movies with subtitles?

Will The Farewell finally convince Americans to watch movies with subtitles?

Text by David Larsen

Too much content, too little time: How watching TV came to feel like a chore

Too much content, too little time: How watching TV came to feel like a chore

Text by Jean Teng

Q+A: Auckland-based director Justin Pemberton on doco Capital in the 21st Century

Q+A: Auckland-based director Justin Pemberton on doco Capital in the 21st Century

On Booksmart and why we deserve optimism in our media

On Booksmart and why we deserve optimism in our media

Text by Jean Teng

Mr. Jones is a harrowing glimpse into pain and censorship under the Soviet Union

Mr. Jones is a harrowing glimpse into pain and censorship under the Soviet Union

Text by Alex Blackwood

NZIFF 2019 reviews: Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Vivarium, By the Grace of God, and more

NZIFF 2019 reviews: Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Vivarium, By the Grace of God, and more

Elsewhere

Good Things Come in Small Batches

Good Things Come in Small Batches

Text by Jean Teng

Metro x Wonder Apartments

Metro x Wonder Apartments

Metro's Best of Wellington 2021

Metro's Best of Wellington 2021