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A dance floor can hold more history than a museum wall. In Ursula Grace Williams’ latest short film, nightlife is not treated as escape, excess, or background noise. It becomes a place where memory moves through bodies, where sound carries ancestry, and where community is made in real time. I had the pleasure of executive producing this work for Ursula, and seeing it now playing as part of NZIFF Ngā Whanaunga Aotearoa: New Zealand’s Best 2026 Programme One feels deeply fittin

Replay the stream here. https://lnkd.in/gntmGpqw Congrats everyone involved! Marlon Williams: Two Worlds NGĀ AO E RUA

If you haven't seen it on Hulu, you can now watch it on Mubi as well. https://mubi.com/en/nz/films/kim-dotcom-caught-in-the-web

A few years back, I was fortunate to board Ed Sayer's film SUPER NATURE as an Executive Producer alongside Asif Kapadia, Nikki...

The documentary Marlon Williams: Ngā Ao E Rua – Two Worlds is set to premiere in New Zealand cinemas on May 1st. This intimate film...

The Sydney Film Festival has unveiled the first 16 titles set to screen at its 72nd edition, offering an early look at the bold and...