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This summer, ATA PŪAO shines over the unceeded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw, and səlilwətaɬ peoples.

We’re honoured to announce Ata Pūao will premiere in British Columbia at the 38th annual Vancouver Queer Film Festival on September 10th, 2026.

The Vancouver Queer Film Festival is one of the largest queer arts events in Western Canada illuminating, celebrating, and transforming 2SLGBTQIA+ lives through film, education, and dialogue. Each year VQFF showcases eleven days of outstanding cinema, live performances, and community-building events.

Tickets are available now, via the @queerfilmfest website, or in our bio.

Image by: Peter Wing

#shortfilm #takatāpui #māori #aotearoa #nz

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Find yourself in the warmth of first light, ATA PŪAO shines over London this autumn.

We’re honoured to announce Ata Pūao will premiere in London at the 16th annual Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Festival on September 12th, 2026.

Since 2011, Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Festival has been an entirely volunteer-run organisation rooted in London’s queer creative scene. In the autumn festival, Fringe! showcases an eclectic mix of films, arts and events celebrating LGBTIQA+ stories from around the world.

Tickets are available now, via the @fringefilmfest website, or in our bio.

Image by: Peter Wing

#shortfilm #takatāpui #māori #aotearoa #nz

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a flood of film pics from may-june 🌷 hey!

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Pūatatangi Productions is delighted to announce that it has received He Kauahi – Catalyst Short Film Funding from Te Tumu Whakaata Taonga | New Zealand Film Commission for its next short film, Reretau.

Reretau is co-written by Allie Howell and Pūmanawa Rawiri, directed by Allie Howell, and produced by Angel Kameta.

Pūatatangi Productions is proud to announce its establishment as a dedicated screen production company, co-founded and co-directed by Allie Howell and Angel Kameta.

Building on the success of the creative team’s early projects, including Ata Pūao and Urban Taniwha, Pūatatangi has been established to create bold, Māori-led motion pictures for Aotearoa’s screen industry while providing a formal home for the teams growing slate of takatāpui film productions.

While Pūatatangi and E Kare Collective will continue to collaborate on future projects where appropriate, the two organisations serve distinct purposes. Pūatatangi is dedicated exclusively to screen production, while E Kare Collective continues its evolution as a multidisciplinary arts collective supporting a broader range of creative practices and artists.

As production begins on its inaugural slate, Pūatatangi looks forward to contributing to the future of Aotearoa’s screen industry while continuing to celebrate the takatāpui, iawhiti, and MVPFAFF+ community that made its journey possible.

Mauri Ora.

Allie Howell & Angel Kameta
Co-Founders of Pūatatangi Productions

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ATA PŪAO will shine over the High Plains of Turtle Island this summer.

We’re honoured to announce Ata Pūao will premiere in Wyoming at the 11th annual Wyoming International Film Festival on July 9th, 2026.

Wyoming International Film Festival is Wyoming’s largest film festival and industry leader, committed to championing independent cinema and screening a diverse slate of stories. Known for its blend of cinematic arts and old-west hospitality, the festival was founded by filmmakers, with the intention to better serve filmmakers.

Tickets are available now, via the @wyomingfilmfest website, or in our bio.

Image by: @peter._.wing

#shortfilm #takatāpui #māori #aotearoa #nz

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The sun is setting on this chapter of Dawn.

After 4 years of hand sewn looks, fab functions and potluck dinners, it is through much reflection that we have collectively decided to close The Avant House of Dawn.

What began as a couple of drag queens turning up to FAFSWAG’s Final Fantasy Ball in 2019 has since grown into an inimitable Ballroom House and a lifelong whānau. Grounded in collective care, creativity, history, and chosen family, we are incredibly proud of what we have shared and built together as a house.

In honouring the legacy of what it means to be a Ballroom House, we felt it was important to recognise that this era has naturally come to an end. Our members continue to embark on individual evolving paths, and in light of this, it feels like the right time to close this chapter with care and intention.

While our time as a Ballroom House has come to an end, our future as chosen family has not. Our lives remain intertwined, and we will continue to nurture, support, and show up for one another and our wider community.

We are deeply grateful to ballroom - the community and the culture - for being the catalyst that brought us together. We are so proud to have been a House that has impacted, contributed, and been an integral part of this community. Most of all, we look forward to seeing our individual journeys unfold, and ballroom in Aotearoa continue to thrive.

00, 00!

With love,
House of Dawn

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ATA PŪAO will shine in Oklahoma this summer.

We’re honoured to announce Ata Pūao will premiere in Oklahoma at the 26th annual deadCenter Film Festival on June 12th, 2026.

Now in our 26th year, deadCenter is Oklahoma’s largest Film Festival, and remains Oscar®-Qualifying. Founded by independent filmmakers in 2001, the festival focuses on providing engaging experiences for filmmakers, distributors, and audiences.

Tickets are available now, via the @deadcenterfilm website, or in our bio.

Image by: @peter._.wing

#shortfilm #takatāpui #māori #aotearoa #nz

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the 2026 warmer times.. those were nice werent they..

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Find yourself in the promise of tomorrow — ATA PŪAO shines over Tkarón:to.

We’re honoured to announce Ata Pūao will premiere in Canada at the 26th Annual imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival on June 5th, 2026.

imagineNATIVE is the world’s largest presenter of Indigenous screen content. The organization is recognized locally, nationally, and internationally for excellence and innovation in programming and as the global centre for Indigenous media arts.

Tickets are available now, via the @imaginenative website, or in our bio.

Image by: @peter._.wing

#shortfilm #takatāpui #māori #aotearoa #nz

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ATA PŪAO will rise over the eastern coast in the final days of autumn.

We’re honoured to announce Ata Pūao will screen at the 21st annual Wairoa Māori Film Festival on May 30th, 2026.

Founded in 2005, The Wairoa Māori Film Festival is held at Kahungunu Marae, in Nūhaka. WMFF is a celebration of Māori and indigenous filmmaking and has been a leading platform for indigenous filmmaking in Aotearoa for over two decades.

Tickets are available now, via the @wairoamaorifilmfestival website, or in our bio.

Image by: @peter._.wing

#shortfilm #takatāpui #māori #aotearoa #nz

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E Kare Collective at Māoriland Film Festival 2026.

Attending MFF last month was a real milestone for our rōpu. And we felt so much warmth and manaaki during our time in Ōtaki. E mihi ana ki a koutou, te iwi ahi kā; Ngāti Raukawa ki te Tonga. The energy from kaimahi, whānau, and the wider township was unmatched.

It was a real privilege to be in connection with global indigenous filmmakers. To conversate, and share cinema. We were so inspired by the whakaaro and mahi indigenous filmmakers are presenting across te ao. A beautifully diverse range of stories, risks being taken, and cinematic excellence being championed.

A highlight during our week was viewing the feature documentary AKI by Darlene Naponse (@darlenenaponse). What a beautiful acknowledgement of te taiao, community, reo, and time. This film pushed the boundaries of cinematic convention in such a way that remained utterly authentic. We left the festival with a commitment to explore this wero in our own practice, and we thank you for sharing it with us.

Till next time…

Image by: @andy.snaps.nz

#māoriland #mff2026 #takatāpui #maori #aotearoa

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