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Call it Netflix and bill. The streaming giant is increasing its New Zealand pricing by up to 14 per cent, the Herald can reveal. It's the latest in a ser
The director talks to David Farrier about the hit Netflix show, his mid-career pivot into TV, and why he chose to go public with his Parkinson's diagnosis. This interview originally appeared on David Farrier's newsletter Webworm. Right now, my love is pure for Sweet Tooth. The show contai
13 Pacific Islander Movies that Showcase the Richness and Diversity of Pasifika Cinema Pacific Islander writers, musicians, curators, and commentators share their picks from the vast and diverse world of Pasifika cinema and tell us why the movies mean so much to them. (Photo by Matt Grace & Daryl Ward/©Paladin Films/Courtesy Everett Collection) As part of AAPI Heritage month, we asked five writers, musicians, and film experts to share the Pacific Islander films they love. Below are their selections and why they mean so much to them, beginning with a reflection from TV writer, journalist, and...
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How new Pacific TV series Teine Sā is reimagining ancient legends for a modern audience 13 May, 2021 04:00 AM 2 minutes to read Teine Sā - The Ancient Ones trailer. NZ Herald A new TV series has rewritten ancient Pacific legends through a modern lens. New horror series Teine Sā tells the stories of five different female deities and their impact on young Pacific women facing the issues of the modern world - and it's the first time in years that Pacific legends have been brought to life on our screens. Read More Directed by the internationally acclaimed Toa Fraser and Sima Urale, it's also ...
Frankie Adams starring in Teine Sā Photo: Supplied The series, Teine Sā - The Ancient Ones, has taken a modern-day twist on ancient myths and legends, and the episodes are delivered by a raft of new Moana writers and directors, under the eye of internationally acclaimed directors Toa Fraser and Sima Urale. Each episode focuses on a different traditional Pacific tale that has been passed down through the generations. The first episode, self-titled Teine Sā, was directed by first-time TV series director Mario Faumui who said although it was an emotional journey for him, he was pleased wit...