The Dead Lands marked a momentous occasion in Māori film. In this exciting special we explore the cast potential that exists with a new wave of indigenous storytellers taking Māori to the world.

Interviews with New Zealanders from different ethnic groups, many of them celebrities, about their experiences of prejudice in New Zealand. Featuring interviews with several academics including Film, Television, and Media Studies lecturer Shuchi Kothari.

Presented by two young Tainui, this documentary goes behind the scenes of Koroneihana 2005 to meet the unsung heroes of the event. Broadcaster Pumi Tumai and schoolteacher Matehaere Clarke use humour and a hands-on approach to discover why hard-working volunteers give their all to be part of Koroneihana. The title is based on a proverb from Kingi Tawhiao, the second Māori King, who in his prophecy alluded to the mainstay of his supporters, and the true bastions of the Kingitanga itself would come from amongst the ordinary people, in this case, the workers.

The Mapuche people of South Chile were colonised in the 19th century. After Pinochet's military dictatorship ended, they took up the struggle in the 1990s to recover their land. This documentary won an award at the 2003 Human Rights Film Festival in Buenos Aires, Argentina.