New Zealand International Film Festival 2014

This horror comedy, Housebound, tells the story of Kylie, a delinquent girl placed on home detention, who must return to the house she grew up in and share it with her mother, Miriam. Rima Te Wiata… Audio

Wallace talks to Gerard Johnstone about his debut feature film Housebound - a mix of gothic horror and domestic comedy. The film had a shaky start but became a hit at the South by Southwest Film… Audio

Gerard Johnstone, the director of the new horror/comedy Kiwi feature film Housebound. Audio

NZ films at the NZ Film Festival including Housebound, plus Everything We Loved and Begin Again. Audio

'Everything We Loved' is making its premiere at the New Zealand International Film Festival, but director Max Currie explains that distribution is stepping up to deliver the film to all types of… Audio

The Dark Horse has captured the headlines at this year's New Zealand International Film Festival. The world premiere of the New Zealand drama was held at a sold-out Civic Theatre in Auckland last… Audio

New Zealand director of documentary Cap Bocage, and co-producer of new feature, The Dark Horse, which will both screen during this year's New Zealand International Film Festival. Audio

Dan Slevin reviews New Zealand film The Dark Horse and other NZ International Film Festival offerings. Audio

Samuel Butler's book Erewhon is now a feature film, but artist and filmmaker Gavin Hipkins hasn't adapted the utopian story literally in his photo essay. The film's been shown at the New Zealand… Audio

Wellington film editor Bridget Lyon shares the story of the inheritance that has plagued her family for generations - Huntington's Disease.When Bridget Lyon discovered through DNA testing that she had… Audio

Dr Paul Wolframm talks about the documentary Nga Reo o te Whenua - Voices of the land. Tāonga pūoro exponent Dr Richard Nunns and Horomono Horo shed light on the connection of traditional Māori… Audio

NZ film maker and ethnomusicologist on the NZ Film Festival premiere of Voices of the Land featuring taonga pūoro experts Richard Nunns and Horomona Horo. Audio

Paora Joseph is of Atihau-a-Papaarangi and Nga Rauru descent, from Kaiwhaiki Pa and Putiki Marae, Whanganui. In Auckland, he worked as an actor with renowned Maori filmmaker Don Selwyn. Selwyn… Audio

Eighty-year-old writer, Jean Watson is an anonymous elderly woman living in a modest Wellington flat. But in southern India she is revered as the famous 'Jean Aunty'. Thirty years ago she sold her… Audio

Where do movies come from? In the case of local documentary Aunty and the Star People, the answer seems to be 'chocolate'. Audio

NZ film maker on the New Zealand International Film Festival premiere of his latest film 'REALTi'. Audio

Pulp's Jarvis Cocker and Kiwi director Florian Habicht speak on the making of the new Pulp documentary, how they came to work together and what the home crowd of Sheffield thought about it all on… Audio

The resolutely camera shy Nick Cave is captured on film in a way never seen before. In a fusion of reality and drama 20,000 Days on Earth documents 24 hours in the life of the musical icon - it's an… Audio

A US programme is having remarkable results by connecting elderly dementia and alzheimers sufferers with the music of their past. Dan Cohen is the founder of Music and Memory which involves playing… Audio

Director of Alzheimer's documentary Alive Inside, playing at the New Zealand International Film Festival. Audio

52 Tuesdays Director NZIFF Australian film director discusses her film '52 Tuesdays', playing at the New Zealand International Film Festival. Audio

Director, writer and producer Rolf de Heer has been involved with the creation of many Independent Australian films. His latest production, Charlie's Country won David Gulpilil the award for Best… Audio

Brian Knappenberger is a documentary filmmaker and director, whose work has explored online hacktivism culture. His new film, The Internet's Own Boy tells the story of programming prodigy and… Audio

Australian filmmaker whose new documentary, Ukraine is Not a Brothel, is screening at the New Zealand International Film Festivals Audio

The real life murder mystery surrounding a group of Germans who tried to make an uninhabited Galapagos island their own utopia in the 1930s. Audio

Raf Simons is the new creative force behind the house of Dior. The quietly spoken Belgian is the subject of a new feature length documentary, Dior and I. The director Frederick Tcheng speaks about… Audio

The doco 'Print the Legend' tells the story of the push to take the personal 3D printer into every home. Clay Tweel is one of its directors. Audio

American physicist who works on the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider based at CERN, and is featured in Particle Fever, a documentary screening at the New Zealand International Film… Audio

Producer and director of the documentary Big Men, about oil deals in Ghana and Nigeria, screening in the New Zealand International Film Festival. Audio

Matthew VanDyke left home in Baltimore aged 27, with a video camera and a motorbike, looking for adventure and a "crash course in manhood". He rode 56,000 kilometres across the Middle East, embedding… Audio

American filmmaker, whose new documentary, The Armstrong Lie, about disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, will screen during the New Zealand International Film Festivals. Audio

Director of the New Zealand International Film Festival previews the 2014 programme. Audio

On At The Movies, Simon Morris and International Film Festival Director Bill Gosden launch this year's programme: 140 movies that cover the usual astonishing range of subjects - from Jimi Hendrix to… Audio

An extended version of the interview with Film Festival Director Bill Gosden. On the eve of his annual Autumn Events programme of film classics, he talks about the meticulous digital restoration of… Audio