
NZIFF 2025 Film Review
NZIFF Review - Crocodile Tears
You think you know all about boy mums? Try again.
NZIFF 2025 Film Review
You think you know all about boy mums? Try again.
NZIFF 2025 Film Review
Using the thoughts of George Orwell to explore the modern-day rise in totalitarianism
NZIFF 2025 Film Review
Review by Madeline Smith
NZIFF 2025 Film Review
Review by Veronica Zuo
NZIFF 2025 Film Review
Our kids are cooked. Probably.
NZIFF 2025 Film Review
More Than the Greats: Fatherhood and Failure in Poetry.
NZIFF 2025 Film Review
A movie about music legends Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder should be equally legendary, but alas, legendary this movie is not.
NZIFF 2025 Film Review
Review by Madeline Smith
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My AI Twin flips the usual AI narrative, offering a grounded, funny, and thought-provoking take on identity, ethics, and tech in daily life. Shirin Brown’s play is short but rich, asking big questions with heart, humour, and a sense of real-world closeness.
Arts
Auckland Theatre Company’s Romeo & Juliet is a fiery, fast-paced remix of the classic love story – complete with a 1960s vibe, sexy moves, and sharp humour. Director Benjamin Kilby-Henson’s take on Shakespeare is bold, beautiful, and refreshingly unexpected.
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From neurologist porn to Star Trek romance, The Mischief Company lit up Devonport’s Vic Theatre with a fizzy mix of wit, warmth, and wild imagination. Featuring a diverse crowd and something for everyone, this improv show brought heart, hilarity, and a whole lot of “don’t give a shit” charm.
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Monster Songs teased chaos, but delivered tight vocals, glam moves, and unexpected warmth. With Stevie Wonder, Radiohead, and a killer Britney cover, this was a night of polish, punch, and pure fun.