Program 11 – Aurora Australis

For Pasifika (Pacific Islanders), the popular adage “Water is Life” takes on a deeper meaning: The Great Ocean is their inter-island highway, the means by which they move and migrate between disparate islands, constellating each one by one. The films in this program explore the powerful force of water to shape our relationship with land.

Virtual Availability:
A Crying Shame – Worldwide
E Lele Le Toloa (The Toloa Bird Soars) – Worldwide
E Rangi Rā (Things Are Different Now) – Canada Only
fire in the water, fire in the sky – Canada Only
Survivors of Wadjemup – Worldwide
WASHDAY – Canada Only

Tickets are subject to availability, even to package holders, so make sure to book your tickets early! We have limited capacity due to COVID-19 safety restrictions in most venues. We appreciate your understanding.


Virtual Ticket

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Presented in Multiple Parts

Survivors of Wadjemup

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9 min | Glen Stasiuk
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Waihere – The Waters that Bind

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10 min | Matiu Hamuera
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WASHDAY

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14 min | Kath Akuhata-Brown
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E Rangi Rā (Things Are Different Now)

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12 min | Tioreore Ngatai Melbourne | In person: Open Captions | Online: Closed Captions
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fire in the water, fire in the sky

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13 min | Mīria George
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E Lele Le Toloa (The Toloa Bird Soars)

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8 min | Selu-Kian Faletoese | In person: Open Captions | Online: Closed Captions
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A Crying Shame

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35 min | Glen Stasiuk | English Subtitles
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