Festival in the Media

Press Photos

For press photos, press kits, logos and other materials please click here. Please note a password is required to access these materials

Media Mentions

23 August - Film offers glimpse of city's recent past (James Croot, The Press)

23 August - Film Festival a major success (James Croot, The Press)

22 August - Film Festival: How Much Does Your Building Weigh? (James Croot, The Press)

18 August - Snow business like show business (Otago Daily Times)

16 August - Festival littered with documentaries (James Croot, The Press)

14 August - Moving (James Croot, The Press)

13 August - Irish dancing, chess, and enfant terribles

11 August - International Film Festival kicks off in ChCh (James Croot, The Press)

10 August - Provocative, warm-hearted wee film (Graeme Tuckett, Dominion Post)

9 August - Review: How to die in Oregon (Graeme Tuckett, Dominion Post)

6 August - FILM REVIEWS: 'Tabloid' & 'A Separation' (Otago Daily Times) 

6 August - Finest film no-one has seen (Otago Daily Times)

6 August - The medium is still the message (Otago Daily Times)

6 August - Review: The Great Bear (Graeme Tuckett, Dominion Post)

5 August - Film festival preview: Flights of Fantasy (Graeme Tuckett, Dominion Post)

4 August - D&C v Morgan Spurlock (Classic Hits)

3 August - Kirsten Dunst's 'delicate' new role (Stuff)

3 August - Film festival review: Autumn Gold (Dominion Post)

3 August - Film festival preview: Buck (Dominion Post)

2 August - Film festival preview: Pink Saris (Dominion Post)

1 August - Girl's meeting with Hitler an important, salutary tale (Dominion Post)

31 July - Until next time (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

30 July - All aboard (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

29 July - Film3 NZ Film Festival diary (TV3)

29 July - Homegrown: Works on film (Dominion Post)

29 July - Marathon of movies about to begin (Dominion Post)

29 July - Slow burn (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

29 July - An eye inside the New York Times

28 July - Miranda July is calling the shots (Time Out, NZ Herald)

28 July - Morgan Spurlock on The Greatest Movie Ever Sold (Radio Wammo, Kiwi FM)

28 July - International Film Festival opens this week (Dominion Post)

28 July - Film3 NZ Film Festival diary (TV3)

27 July - Product placement on the big screen (Close Up, TVNZ)

27 July - From fast food to product placement - Morgan Spurlock's new doco (3 News)

27 July - Morgan Spurlock (Nine To Noon, Radio NZ National)

27 July - Film3 NZ Film Festival diary (TV3) 

27 July -  Super Size Me director - live chat replay (NZ Herald)

27 July - The subtitler's challenge (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

26 July - Film3 NZ Film Festival diary (TV3)

25 July - Film Festival review: Miss Representation (Stuff)

25 July - Film festival review: The Trip (Stuff)

25 July - The drummer speaks (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

25 July - A Matter of Taste director Sally Rowe (Radion Wammo, Kiwi FM)

25 July - Film3 NZ Film Festival diary (TV3)

24 July - James Croot looks at the classics screening as part of the NZIFF (Radio Live)

23 July - The Morris version (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

22 July - This headline is brought to you by Morgan Spurlock (NZ Herald) 

22 July - Film3 NZ Film Festival diary (TV3) 

22 July - Tragedy and comedy (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

22 July - Annie Goldson talks about Brother Number One (Radio Wammo, Kiwi FM)

21 July - Graeme Tuckett's Film Festival Picks (Nine To Noon, Radio NZ National)

21 July - Film3 NZ Film Festival diary (TV3)

21 July - Australian killing spree film an unlikely hit (TV3)

21 July - Rhyme time for A Tribe Called Quest (NZ Herald)

21 July - Fast forward (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

20 July - Film festival review: Norwegian Wood (Stuff)

20 July - Daniel Henshall and Justin Kurzell from Snowtown (Radio Wammo, Kiwi FM)

20 July - Film3 NZ Film Festival diary (TV3)

20 July - Actress Shirley Henderson, of Meek's Cutoff (Morning Glory, 95bFM)

20 July - 'Life' goes on (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

19 July - Film3 NZ Film Festival diary (TV3)

19 July - Ti West, director of The Innkeepers (Radio Wammo, Kiwi FM)

19 July - Sons of Perdition director Tyler Measom (Nine To Noon, Radio NZ National)

19 July - Separation anxiety (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

19 July - Charlotte chats to Ti West, director of The Innkeepers (Morning Glory, 95bFM)

18 July - Film festival review: Tree of Life

18 July - Film Festival review: Page One (Stuff)

18 July - Film festival review: Submarine (Stuff)

18 July - Film3 NZ Film Festival diary (TV3)

18 July - Russian fudge (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

17 July - Liz Garbus - The Bizarre World of Bobby Fischer (Sunday Morning, Radio NZ National)

17 July - Sunday fest best (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

16 July - Mana Waka's triumphant return (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

17 July - Brother Number One filmmaker Annie Goldson (Public Address Radio, Radio Live)

17 July - James Croot looks at the media and sports films in the NZIFF line-up (At The Movies, Radio Live).

15 July - Mita's troubled waters - 1989 interview (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

15 July - Homegrown: Works on Film filmmakers Sam Holst (Meathead) and Stephen Kang (Blue) (Radio Wammo, Kiwi FM)

15 July - Florian owns the Civic (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

14 July - Forward Thinking: Flights of the imagination (Scott Cara, NZ Herald)

14 July - An NZ Film Love Story (Close Up, TVNZ)

14 July - French pair put life into Parisian cat (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

14 July - See you at the Civic (Peter Calder, NZ Herald)

13 July - Florian Habicht talks about his film Love Story and other festival highlights (Firstline, TV3)

13 July - Auckland gears up for cinemaphiles (TVNZ)

12 July - Dan Slevin previews the festival line-up. (Upbeat, Radio NZ Concert)

12 July - Filmmaker and ethnomusicologist Paul Wolffram talks about his film Stori Tumbuna: Ancestors' Tales (Upbeat, Radio NZ Concert)

11 July - Food and Wine with Paul Liebrandt and John Hawkesby (Nine To Noon, Radio NZ National)

11 July - James Croot's DON'T MISS LIST on Radio Live.

11 July - Film festival fortnight kicks off (Stuff)

11 July - International Film Festival: Movie bonanza ahead (Barney McDonald, NZ Herald)

10 July - Film festival line-up: A matter of facts (NZ Herald)

10 July - Florian Habicht’s Love Story (Public Address Radio, Radio Live)

9 July - Jessica Chastain is seeing red

9 July - Andrew Rossi, director of Page One: Inside the New York Times (Saturday Morning with Kim Hill, Radio NZ National)

8 July - Maryam Keshavarz, Iranian-American director of Circumstance (Nine To Noon, Radio NZ National)

6 July - Rob Hamill film to debut at festival (Stuff)

5 July - Romance novelist Roger "Gill" Sanderson, subject of Guilty Pleasures (Nine To Noon, Radio NZ National)

2 July - Susan Saladoff, director of Hot Coffee (Saturday Morning with Kim Hill, Radio NZ National)

2 July - Rob Hamill, subject of Brother Number One (Saturday Morning with Kim Hill, Radio NZ National)

30 June - Super Size Me star heads to Wellington (The Dominion Post)

25 June - Florian Habicht: loving New York (Saturday Morning With Kim Hill, Radio NZ National)

22 June - Simon Morris and International Film Festival Director Bill Gosden look at some of the highlights of this year's Festival. (At The Movies, Radio NZ National)

22 June - NZ International Film Festival kicks off in Auckland (stuff.co.nz)

22 June - Festival Director Bill Gosden drops by to fill Sweetpants in on what's happening at the 2011 Int. Film Fest (Radio Ponsonby)

22 June - Bill Gosden NZ International Film Festival preview (Radio Wammo, Kiwi FM)

21 June - Doco shows plight of migrants who lost everything in quake (NZ Herald)

18 June - 'Universal' story caught on film (The Press)

18 June - NZ film festival unveils line-up (NZ Herald)

16 June - International film fest goes local (NZ Herald)

13 May - Wintergarden to be transformed in to buzzing Film Cafe (Scoop)