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" Cinéma New Zealand " peut faire référence à des films réalisés en Nouvelle Zélande, à des sociétés de production. Cependant il peut également se référer à des films réalisés " sur " la Nouvelle-Zélande par des cinéastes d'autre pays. De plus, en raison de la taille relativement petite de son industrie cinématographique, de nombreux films en Nouvelle-Zélande en sont des coproductions avec des sociétés basées dans d'autres pays.

'''New Zealand cinema''' can refer to films made by [[New Zealand]]-based [[production company|production companies]] in New Zealand. However, it may also refer to films made ''about'' New Zealand by [[filmmakers]] from other countries. In addition, due to the relatively small size of its film industry, many New Zealand-made films are co-productions with companies based in other nations. 

Définition Nouvelle Zélande film . 
En octobre, 1978 la commission des films de la Nouvelle Zélande a été formalisé par le Parlement sous le partie National de la Nouvelle-Zélande. Les fonctions de la commission de l'article 17 (1978) en Nouvelle Zélande étaient : 
* Encourager et assister à la fabrication, promotion, distribution et exposition des films. 
* Encourager et favoriser à la cohésion avec l'industrie du film néo-Zélandais. 
* Encourager et favoriser la maintenance des films dans les archives.
Avec cette loi, l'industrie des films de la Nouvelle-Zélande est devenue plus stable. L'arcticle 18 de l'act de la comission des film néo-Zélandais s'appelle " contenue des films " servait à définir quels aspects qu'un film pouvait avoir pour être étiqueté comme un film néo-Zélandais. Pour se qualifier comme un film de la Néo-Zélandais, tout les aspects ci-dessous doivent être d'orignine néo-zélandais. 
* Le sujet du film 
* Les endroits où le film a été réalisé 
* Les nationalités ou le domicile des: auteurs, scénaristes, compositeurs, producteurs, réalisateurs, acteurs, techniciens, rédacteurs ect
* Les sources à partir de laquelle l'argent est dérivée 
* Les propriétés et le lieu des équipements et des installations techniques.

== Defining New Zealand Film ==
In October, 1978 the [[New Zealand Film Commission]] was formalised by Parliament under the [[New Zealand National Party|National Party]]. The functions of the Commission under Article 17 [http://www.legislation.govt.nz/libraries/contents/om_isapi.dll?clientID=247635&infobase=pal_statutes.nfo&jd=a1978-061%2fs.3&record={6785E}&softpage=DOC New Zealand Film Commission Act (1978)] were to;
* Encourage and assist in the making, promotion, distribution and exhibition of films
* Encourage and promote cohesion with NZ film industry
* Encourage and promote maintenance of films in archives
With this Act the New Zealand Film industry became more stabilised. Article 18 “Content of Films” New Zealand Film Commission Act (1978) would serve to define which aspects a film had to have in order for it to be labelled as a New Zealand Film. To qualify as a New Zealand film all the aspects listed below must be of New Zealand in origin;
* The subject of the film
* The locations at which the film was made
* The nationalities or places of residence of: The authors, scriptwriters, composers, producers, directors, actors, technicians, editors, etc.
* The sources from which the money is derived
* The ownership and whereabouts of the equipment and technical facilities

Ces aspects définit ces dernières années a suscité un débats à savoir si des films commes " Les fantômes contre fantômes ", et " Le seigneur des anneaux " la trilogie cinématographique, été considéré comme des films neo-zélandais. L' impacte de la comission de film de la Nouvelle-Zélande sur l'industrie était dans l'obtention de films faits, l'arriver à une définition de film de la Nouvelle-Zélande et l'aide établit une industrie d'écran en Nouvelle-Zélande

These defining aspects have in recent years caused debate on whether films like [[The Frighteners]] and the [[The Lord of the Rings film trilogy|Lord of the Rings]] qualify as New Zealand Films. The impact of the [[New Zealand Film Commission]] on the industry was in getting films made, coming to a definition of NZ Film, and helping establish a Screen Industry in New Zealand.

La plupart des films de la Nouvelle-Zélande sont faits par des fabricants indépendants, souvent sur un petit budget et avec le soutien de fonds publics. 
Relativement peu de films en Nouvelle-Zélande ont était fait spécialement par commande pour le marché internationaux par des distributeurs des films internationaux.
Most New Zealand films are made by [[independent film]]makers, often on a low budget and with sponsorship from public funds. Relatively few New Zealand-made films have been specifically commissioned for the international market by international [[film distributor]]s.

Récemment, des sociétés cinématographiques internationales sont devenues plus conscients des compétences des cinéastes de Nouvelle-Zélande, et sont de plus en plus utilisés dans l'industrie cinématographiques de la Nouvelle-Zélande en tant que base pour tuer et aussi parfois terminer leur longs métrages. 
Recently, international film companies have become more aware of the skills of New Zealand filmmakers, and have increasingly used the New Zealand film industry as a base to shoot and also sometimes finish their feature films.

Le financement privé de films en Nouvelle-Zélande a souvent été réduit , même si pour une période au début des années 80 la réductions d'impôt a entraîné une ruée vers l'argent et un boom de la production. Bien que la tendance semble changer pour le mieu certain directeurs et auteurs de la Nouvelle-Zélande ont été ignorer en partie par leurs propre pays, malgrés le succés à l'étranger, et souvent eu à travailler aux Etats-Unis, en Australie et au Royaume-Uni à la suite.
Private funding for New Zealand films has often been in short supply, although for a period in the early eighties tax-breaks resulted in a rush of money and a production boom. Although the trend seems to be changing for the better, some New Zealand directors and actors have been ignored in large part by their own country, despite success overseas, and often had to work in the USA, Australia, and the UK as a result.

Histoire
Premier film
La première projection d'un film à eu lieu le 13 octobre 1896 à l'opéra House Auckland et faisait partie d'un spectacle presenté par Charles Godfrey Vaudeville Company.
== History ==
=== Early film ===
The first public screening of a motion picture was on October 13, 1896 at the Opera House, Auckland and was part of a show presented by Charles Godfrey’s Vaudeville Company.<ref>[http://mic.org.nz/resources/publications/the-big-picture/issue-9/history/film-pioneers-of-new-zealand/ MIC - Film pioneers]</ref>

La première projection d'un film en couleurs ( le processus de couleurs, pas seulement un film en noir et blanc colorisé )a eu lieu la veille de noel en 1911. C'était une exposition simultanée aux Théatre d'Image du Globe,rue Queen et le Théâtre Kings, Haute-Pitt Street (maintenant Mercury Lane).
The first screening of a colour film (colour process, not just a colourised black and white film) was on Christmas Eve in 1911. It was a simultaneous showing at the Globe Picture Theatre, Queen Street and the Kings Theatre, Upper Pitt Street (now Mercury Lane).

Le premier cinéaste en Nouvelle-Zélande a était Alfred Whitehouse, qui a fait des films entre 1898 et mi-1900. Le plus ancien en Nouvelle-Zélande est Whitehouse " Le départ de la deuxième contingent de la guerre des Boers " (1900).
The first filmmaker in New Zealand was [[Alfred Whitehouse]], who made ten films between 1898 and mid-1900. The oldest surviving New Zealand film is Whitehouse's ''The Departure of the Second Contingent for the Boer War'' (1900).

Le premier long métrage tourné en Nouvelle-Zélande est sans doute " Hinemoa (1914)il a été crée le 17 aout 1914.
The first feature film made in New Zealand is arguably ''[[Hinemoa (1914 film)|Hinemoa]]''. It premiered on August 17, 1914 at the Lyric Theatre, [[Auckland]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.filmarchive.org.nz/tracking-shots/close-ups/hinemoa.html|title=Tracking Shots: Close Ups on NZ Film History: Hinemoa|publisher=New Zealand Film Archive|accessdate=2008-09-08}}</ref><ref>{{cite journal|url=http://www.kiwiphile.org/jun1996.html|title=THE CINEMA IN NZ IS ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD|journal=NEWZGRAM - the News Aerogramme of New Zealand|volume=VIII|issue=8|date=June 1996|pages=p 4|accessdate=2008-09-08}}</ref>

Le plus ancien cinéma survivant est Roxburgh, {{Citation nécessaire | date = Mars 2009}} situé dans Central Otago. Il a été inauguré en Octobre 1898 et est toujours ouverte.
The oldest surviving cinema is Roxburgh,{{Citation needed|date=March 2009}} located in Central Otago. It was opened in October 1898 and is still open.

La periode classique
Le film de la Nouvelle-Zélande était une industrie à petite échelle pendant les années 1960 d'années 1920. Pendant les années 1920 et les années 1930, le directeur Rudall Haywar a fait un certain nombre de longs métrages sur des thèmes de la Nouvelle-Zélande."Le Dernier Stand(Position) de Rewi" était probablement son mieux, mais peu de ce film de 1925 survit. Le film a été refait avec le son dans les années 1930. Le cinéaste indépendant John O'Shea (le directeur) était actif de 1940 à 1970 la fabrication le cinéma de la Nouvelle-Zélande; sa société des Films du Pacifique a produit des nombreux films courts aussi bien que les trois longs métrages de la Nouvelle-Zélande faits dans cette période : "la Barrière Cassée" (1952) avec Roger Mirams, "le Fugitif (le film de 1964) |Runaway" (1964) et "Ne le laisse pas Vous obtenir" (1966).
=== The Classical era ===
New Zealand film was a small-scale industry during the 1920s-1960s. During the 1920s and 1930s, director [[Rudall Hayward]] made a number of feature films on New Zealand themes. ''[[Rewi's Last Stand]]'' was probably his best, but little of this 1925 film survives. The film was remade with sound in the 1930s. Independent filmmaker [[John O'Shea (director)|John O'Shea]] was active from 1940 to 1970 making New Zealand cinema; his company [[Pacific Films]] produced numerous short films as well as the three New Zealand feature films made in that period: ''[[Broken Barrier]]'' (1952) with [[Roger Mirams]], ''[[Runaway (1964 film)|Runaway]]'' (1964), and ''Don't Let It Get You'' (1966).

Toutefois, pendant cette periode 
However, during this period, most New Zealand-made films were [[documentary film|documentaries]]. The [[National Film Unit]] was a government-funded producer of short films, documentaries, and publicity material. ''[[This is New Zealand]]'', a short film made for the World Expo in 1970 was extremely popular there and subsequently screened in New Zealand cinemas, to much public acclaim. It used three projectors onto a wide screen, and was restored in 2004-05 and later re-released.

Les années 1970 et années 1980
Pendant la fin des années 1970, la Commission de Film de la Nouvelle-Zélande a été établie pour financer la production de films de cinéma de la Nouvelle-Zélande. Un certain nombre de projets de film ont été financés et cela a mené à une revitalisation de l'industrie cinématographique de la Nouvelle-Zélande.

=== The 1970s and 1980's ===
During the late 1970s, the [[New Zealand Film Commission]] was established to fund the production of New Zealand cinema films. A number of film projects were funded and this led to a revitalisation of the New Zealand film industry.

Un des premiers films de la Nouvelle-Zélande à attirer des spectateurs à grande échelle à la maison - et voit aussi que la sortie aux États-Unis - "Dormait des Chiens (le film de 1977)", adressé(dirigé) par [[Roger Donaldson]] en 1977.Un thriller d'action politique sombre qui peint la réaction d'un homme à la formation d'un [[totalitaire]] le gouvernement et ultérieur [[la guerre warfare|guerrilla de guérillero]] en Nouvelle-Zélande, cela a présenté [[Sam Neill]] comme un acteur principal.Tandis que ses images locales de grande échelle le conflit civil et la répression gouvernementale étaient peu familiers à la plupart des visionneurs(téléspectateurs), ils sont devenues un point de référence après le [[le Tour de Springbok de 1981]] des protestations et la réponse de police, juste quelques années plus tard.

One of the first New Zealand films to attract largescale audiences at home - and also see release in the United States - was ''[[Sleeping Dogs (1977 film)|Sleeping Dogs]]'', directed by [[Roger Donaldson]] in 1977. A dark political action thriller that portrays the reaction of one man to the formation of a [[totalitarian]] government, and subsequent [[guerrilla warfare|guerrilla war]] in New Zealand, it introduced [[Sam Neill]] as a leading actor. While its local images of large scale civil conflict and government repression were unfamiliar to most viewers, they became a reference point after the [[1981 Springbok Tour]] protests and police response, just a few years later.

Sleeping Dogs est également notable pour être le premier long-métrage film 35 mm | 35 mm entièrement réalisé par une équipe de Nouvelle-Zélande de production.Avant cela, les films tels que 1973 de''[Catch http://www.filmarchive.org.nz/feature-project/pages/RangisCatch.php Rangi]''a été filmé et mis en Nouvelle-Zélande, mais étaient encore produites et dirigé par des équipages étrangers.
Sleeping Dogs was also notable for being the first full-length [[35 mm film|35mm]] feature film made entirely by a New Zealand production crew. Before then, feature films such as 1973's ''[http://www.filmarchive.org.nz/feature-project/pages/RangisCatch.php Rangi's Catch]'' had been filmed and set in New Zealand, but were still produced and directed by foreign crews. 

1981 a vu la sortie du road movie''[[Goodbye Pork Pie]] '', qui a fait 1,5 million de dollars NZ (soit un chiffre comparable avec les grands d'Hollywood [[, Californie | Hollywood] blockbusters] de l'époque comme''Star [[Wars]]''ou'' [[Jaws (film)|Jaws]] ''). Directeur Geoff Murphy accepté des offres film de Hollywood.
1981 saw the release of the road movie ''[[Goodbye Pork Pie]]'', which made NZ$1.5 million (a figure comparable with major [[Hollywood, California|Hollywood]] blockbusters of the time like ''[[Star Wars]]'' or ''[[Jaws (film)|Jaws]]''). Director Geoff Murphy accepted movie offers from Hollywood.

La sortie ''Goodbye Pork Pie'' est d'être l'atteignant la majorité de cinéma de la Nouvelle-Zélande, comme il a montré que les Néo-Zélandais pourraient faire des films réussis de la Nouvelle-Zélande.
Auparavant Murphy a été éloigné par Hollywood, il a fait deux autre clé(touche) des films de la Nouvelle-Zélande, Utu (le film), (1983), des guerres de terre des années 1860 et ''[[The Quiet Earth (film) 1985 " un film de science-fiction.Les deux films représentés(disposés de) [[Bruno Lawrence]], qui est devenu une star de cinéma dans le pays.
The release of ''Goodbye Pork Pie'' is considered to be the coming-of-age of New Zealand cinema, as it showed that New Zealanders could make successful films about New Zealand. Before Murphy was lured away by Hollywood, he made two other key New Zealand films, ''[[Utu (film)|Utu]]'', (1983), about the land wars of the 1860s, and ''[[The Quiet Earth (film)|The Quiet Earth]]'' (1985) a science fiction film. Both films featured [[Bruno Lawrence]], who became a movie star in the country. 

In 1987 [[Barry Barclay]]'s film ''[[Ngati]]'', screenplay by [[Tama Poata]] and starring veteran actor [[Wi Kuki Kaa]], was released to critical acclaim and some box-office success. 'Ngati' is recognised as the first feature film to be written and directed by a member of a minority indigenous population (in this case Maori) anywhere in the world.

Maori filmmaker [[Merata Mita]] is the first woman in New Zealand to write and direct a dramatic feature film, ''Mauri'' (1988).<ref>http://www.wiftauckland.org.nz/merata-mita-13</ref> An accomplished documentary filmmaker, Mita made landmark documentaries on significant events in New Zealand's history including ''Patu!'' (1983) about the controversial and violent anti-apartheid protests during the 1981 Springboks rugby tour from South Africa, and ''Bastion Point: Day 507'' (1980)<ref>http://www.nzonscreen.com/person/merata-mita/biography</ref> during the eviction of [[Ngāti Whātua]] Maori tribe from their traditional land [[Bastion Point]], known as 'Takaparawhau' in Maori. 

=== The Coming of Age of The New Zealand Short Film ===
During the late 1980s a trend developed that saw the reinvention of the New Zealand short film form. [[Alison Maclean]]'s landmark short [http://pov.imv.au.dk/Issue_13/section_4/artc2A.html Kitchen Sink] came to typify the trend. Instead of trying to be short features focused on dialogue and character, the new shorts tried instead to push the envelope in terms of visual design and cinematic language. The result saw an explosion of visually rich and compelling works that seemed to aspire more to the best of European cinema than the mainstay of Hollywood fare.{{Citation needed|date=May 2010}}

Key examples of these are:
The Lounge Bar ([[Don McGlashan]], [[Harry Sinclair]] as [[The Front Lawn]], 1989), 12 Min, 35&nbsp;mm, colour;
Kitchen Sink ([[Alison Maclean]], 1989), 14 minutes, 35&nbsp;mm, b/w;
[[A Little Death: A Modern Day Fairytale|A Little Death]] ([http://folksonomy.org.uk/?member=2 Simon Perkins], [[Paul Swadel]], 1994), 11 minutes, 16&nbsp;mm, colour & b/w;
Stroke ([http://www.filmbug.com/db/343653 Christine Jeffs], 1994) 8 Min, 35&nbsp;mm, colour;
La Vie En Rose ([http://www.afc.gov.au/filmsandawards/recentfilms/cannes04/feature_115.aspx Anna Reeves], 1994), 7 Min, colour;
A Game With No Rules ([http://www.hollywood.com/celebs/detail/id/191949 Scott Reynolds], 1994), 16.30 Min, colour;
Eau de la vie ([http://www.nzfilm.co.nz/film_catalogue/short_films/short_film_catalogue/Eau_de_la_Vie_181.aspx Simon Baré], 1993), 13 Min, colour; and notably ''O Tamaiti (The Children)'' ([[Sima Urale]], 1996) which won the [[Silver Lion]] Best Short Film at the [[Venice Film Festival]]; and ''Two Cars, One Night'' ([[Taika Waititi]]) which was nominated Best Short Film at the [[Academy Awards]].{{Citation needed|date=May 2010}}

=== International success ===

The early 1990s saw New Zealand film gain international recognition, most obviously with [[Jane Campion]]'s ''[[The Piano]]'' (1993), which won four [[Academy Awards]]. [[Peter Jackson]]'s ''[[Heavenly Creatures]]'' (1994) and [[Lee Tamahori]]'s ''[[Once Were Warriors (film)|Once Were Warriors]]'' also gained international critical acclaim and high grosses in a number of countries. The first two examples showed an increasing tendency for New Zealand films to be partially or completely overseas-funded, and also star non-New Zealand actors ([[Holly Hunter]] and [[Harvey Keitel]] in ''The Piano'' and [[Kate Winslet]] in ''Heavenly Creatures''). This did not stop the migration of New Zealand talent to the United States: Tamahori, [[Melanie Lynskey]] of ''Heavenly Creatures'' and [[Canadian]]-born ''Piano'' star [[Anna Paquin]] are now all primarily based in America, and some of the Warriors cast also found work there. 

A notable exception to the migration tendency is [[Peter Jackson]], who has continued to make films in New Zealand. Jackson's career began with low-budget comedy movies, such as ''[[Bad Taste]]'' (1987) and ''[[Meet the Feebles]]'' (1989). He gradually became noticed by Hollywood, and directed the phenomenally successful ''[[The Lord of the Rings film trilogy|Lord of the Rings]]'' films. Although made with mainly American money (and an advantageous tax break from the New Zealand government) and a primarily international cast, Jackson filmed the movies in New Zealand, using a largely Kiwi production crew, helping create an enormous skill base in the New Zealand film industry.

This has led to a number of prominent Hollywood films being made in New Zealand, with major international productions not only filming there but also using the various post-production facilities and special effects companies on offer. The resulting films include ''[[The Last Samurai]]'' and ''[[The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe]]''. While the funding for these movies is largely American, it has helped New Zealand film studios and filmmakers develop their skills and improve their facilities. The audiences of [[Bollywood]] fell in love with New Zealand after the super hit movie ''[[Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai]]'' was released in 2000, starring [[Hrithik Roshan]].{{Citation needed|date=August 2009}} 

However, some industry figures claim that having large international productions employ New Zealanders has its downside. One New Zealand filmmaker recently highlighted how difficult it was to employ [[Cinematographer|cameramen]] when working on a low-budget [[New Zealand]] film, as cameramen are now used to receiving large wages [http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/12/29/style/fmlede30.php]. Other film makers find that the opposite is true, and argue that the greater number of local professionals may actually have driven wages down from the relative heights of the 1980s. Another alleged downside is that the big-budget internal productions swallow up any funding [[New Zealand]] has available, making it far more difficult for local productions to find money. {{Citation needed|date=February 2007}}

Despite this, local content has also significantly increased with notable films including ''[[In My Father's Den (film)|In My Father's Den]]'' (directed by [[Brad McGann]] - 2004) and ''[[The World's Fastest Indian]]'' (directed by [[Roger Donaldson]] - 2005). Both films have done very well at the New Zealand box-office, most notably ''The World's Fastest Indian'', which beat the record held by ''Once Were Warriors'' to become the highest grossing New Zealand film at the domestic box-office, taking in over $6.5 million.

The latter part of this decade saw the expansion of [[Peter Jackson]]'s filmmaking empire with Jackson optioning the rights to ''[[The Lovely Bones (film)|The Lovely Bones]]'', ''[[Halo (2012 film)|Halo]]'', ''[[The Dam Busters (film)|The Dam Busters]]'' and the fantasy dragon series ''[[Temeraire (film)|Temeraire]]''. Major productions such as [[James Cameron]]'s ''[[Avatar (2009 film)|Avatar]]'' and the [[2007 in film|2007]] summer blockbuster ''[[The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep]]'' are also utilizing Jackson's [[Wellington]] studios and enlisting special effects giant [[Weta Digital]].

An important and accessible retrospective of New Zealand film, [[Sam Neill]]'s ''[[Cinema of Unease]]'' was made in 1995. The film presented the history of New Zealand film from the personal perspective of Sam Neil.

== New Zealand Film Archive ==
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The New Zealand Film Archive was founded and incorporated on March 9, 1981. Film enthusiast, critic and historian [[Jonathan Dennis]] (1953 &ndash; 2002) was a primary driving force behind the archive and became its first director. The archive was set up to preserve and restore significant New Zealand film and television images. It now holds a collection of much of early New Zealand cinema film and holds public screenings of its collection.

Much of the early cinema film made in New Zealand has been lost, as it was printed on unstable [[nitrate]] film base. In 1992, when film enthusiasts and the New Zealand Film Archive realised how much of New Zealand's film heritage was being lost, they mounted the ''Last Film Search'' and found 7,000 significant films, both in New Zealand and around the world.

== Recently released New Zealand films ==
=== 2003 ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:75%"
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! Name !! Director !! Starring !! Notes
|-
| ''[[The Last Samurai]]'' || [[Edward Zwick]] || [[Tom Cruise]], [[Ken Watanabe]] || Co-production with the [[États-Unis|USA]]
|-
| ''[[The Locals]]'' || Greg Page || [[Kate Elliott (actress)|Kate Elliott]], [[Dwayne Cameron]] || 
|-
| ''[[Perfect Strangers (2003 film)|Perfect Strangers]]'' || [[Gaylene Preston]] || [[Sam Neill]], [[Rachael Blake (Australian actress)|Rachael Blake]] ||
|-
| ''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (film)|The Return of the King]]'' || [[Peter Jackson]]  || [[Viggo Mortensen]], [[Karl Urban]] || [[Academy Award]] winner for Best Picture And Best Director 2003
|-
|}

=== 2004 ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:75%"
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Director !! Starring !! Notes
|-
|-
| ''[[Fracture (2004 film)|Fracture]]'' || [[Larry Parr (director)|Larry Parr]] || [[Kate Elliott]], [[John Noble]] ||  
|-
| ''[[In My Father's Den (film)|In My Father's Den]]'' || [[Brad McGann]] || [[Emily Barclay]], [[Matthew Macfadyen]] || Released internationally
|-
| ''[[Spooked (film)|Spooked]]'' || [[Geoff Murphy]] || [[Ian Mune]], [[Cliff Curtis]] ||  
|-
| ''[[Without a Paddle]]'' || [[Steven Brill (scriptwriter)|Steven Brill]] || [[Seth Green]], [[Burt Reynolds]] ||New Zealand locations  
|-
|}

=== 2005 ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:75%"
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Director !! Starring !! Notes
|-
| ''[[50 Ways of Saying Fabulous]]'' || Stewart Main || Andrew Patterson, Jay Collins || 
|-
| ''[[Boogeyman (film)|Boogeyman]]'' || Stephen Kay || [[Barry Watson (actor)|Barry Watson]], [[Lucy Lawless]] || Co-production with the [[États-Unis|USA]]
|-
| ''[[The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe|The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe]]'' || [[Andrew Adamson]] || [[Liam Neeson]], [[Tilda Swinton]] || Made with American funding
|-
| ''[[King Kong (2005 film)|King Kong]]'' || [[Peter Jackson]] || [[Naomi Watts]], [[Jack Black]] || [[Academy Award]] winner for Best Achievement in Visual Effects 2005
|-
| ''Memories of Tomorrow'' || Amit Tripuraneni || Richard Thompson, Rachel Gilchrist, [[Ray Trickett]] || Independent film
|-
| ''[[River Queen]]'' || [[Vincent Ward]] || [[Samantha Morton]], [[Kiefer Sutherland]] || 
|-
| ''[[The World's Fastest Indian]]'' || [[Roger Donaldson]] || [[Anthony Hopkins]], [[Jessica Cauffiel]] ||Highest grossing [[NZ]] film  
|-
|}

=== 2006 ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:75%"
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Director !! Starring !! Notes
|-
| ''[[Sione's Wedding]]'' || [[Chris Graham (director)|Chris Graham]] || [[Robbie Magasiva]], [[Nathaniel Lees]] || (or Samoan Wedding)
|-
| ''[[No. 2 (film)|No. 2]]'' || [[Toa Fraser]] || [[Ruby Dee]], [[Nathaniel Lees]] || Audience Award winner at [[Sundance Film Festival|Sundance]] 
|-
| ''[[Out of the Blue (film, 2006)|Out of the Blue]]'' || [[Robert Sarkies]] || [[Karl Urban]], [[Paul Glover]] ||Based on a true story  
|-
| ''[[Meet Me in Miami]]'' ||  Iren Koster' || [[Carlos Ponce]], [[Tara Leniston]] || Independent film
|-
|}

=== 2007 ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:75%"
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Director !! Starring !! Notes
|-
| ''[[Black Sheep (2007 film)|Black Sheep]]'' || ''Jonathan King'' || ''[[Oliver Driver]]'', ''Peter Feeney'' ||  Winner of 2008 [[Sir Julius Vogel Award]]. Best Reviewed New Zealand Horror Film of 2007
|-
| ''[[Bridge to Terabithia (2007 film)|Bridge to Terabithia]]'' || [[Gábor Csupó]] || [[Robert Patrick]], [[Zooey Deschanel]] || ''Filmed in Auckland''
|-
| ''[[Eagle vs Shark]]'' || [[Taika Waititi]] || [[Jemaine Clement]], ''Craig Hall'' || 
|-
| ''[[Perfect Creature]]'' || Glenn Standring || [[Saffron Burrows]], [[Dougray Scott]]|| 
|-
| ''[[The Tattooist]]'' || Peter Burger || [[Jason Behr]], [[Michael Hurst]] || 
|-
| ''[[The Devil Dared Me To]]'' || [[Chris Stapp]] || [[Chris Stapp]], [[Matt Heath]] || 
|-
|}

=== 2008 ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:75%"
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Director !! Starring !! Notes
|-
| ''[[The Ferryman (film)|The Ferryman]]'' || [[Chris Graham (director)|Chris Graham]] || [[Amber Sainsbury]], [[John Rhys-Davies]], [[Kerry Fox]] || 
|-
| ''Apron Strings'' || Sima Urale || [[Peter Elliott (actor)|Peter Elliott]], [[Laila Rouass]], Scott Wills || 
|-
| ''[[Show of Hands (film)|Show of Hands]]'' || [[Anthony McCarten]] || [[Melanie Lynskey]], [[Stephen Lovatt]] ||
|-
| ''[[Dean Spanley]]'' || [[Toa Fraser]] || [[Peter O'Toole]], [[Jeremy Northam]], [[Sam Neill]], [[Bryan Brown]] ||
|-
| ''[[Last of the Living]]'' || [[Logan McMillan]] || [[Morgan Williams]], [[Ashleigh Southam]], [[Robert Faith]], [[Emily Paddon-Brown]] ||
|-
|}

=== 2009 ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:75%"
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Director !! Starring !! Notes
|-
| ''[[The Lovely Bones (film)|The Lovely Bones]]'' || [[Peter Jackson]] || [[Rachel Weisz]], [[Mark Wahlberg]] ||
|-
| ''[[District 9]]'' || [[Neill Blomkamp]] || [[Sharlto Copley]] ||
|-
| ''[[The Vintner's Luck (film)|The Vintner's Luck]]'' || [[Niki Caro]] || [[Jérémie Renier]], [[Gaspard Ulliel]], [[Vera Farmiga]], [[Keisha Castle-Hughes]] ||
|-
| ''[[Under The Mountain (2009 film)|Under The Mountain]]'' || [[Jonathan King (film director)|Jonathan King]] || [[Sam Neill]], [[Oliver Driver]] ||
|-
| ''[[The Strength Of Water]]'' || [[Armagan Ballantyne]] || [[Hato Paparoa]], [[Melanie Mayall-Nahi]], [[Jim Moriarty]], [[Nancy Brunning]] ||
|-
| ''[[The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls]]'' || [[Leanne Pooley]] || [[The Topp Twins]] ||
|-
| ''[[The Warrior's Way]]'' || [[Sngmoo Lee]] || [[Kate Bosworth]], [[Geoffrey Rush]] || 2009
|-
|}

=== 2010 ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:75%"
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Director !! Starring !! Notes
|-
| ''[[Boy (2010 film)|Boy]]'' || [[Taika Waititi]] || James Rolleston, Taika Waititi  || 
|-
| ''[[Home by Christmas]]'' || [[Gaylene Preston]] || [[Martin Henderson]], [[Tony Barry]]  || 
|-
| ''[[Matariki (film)|Matariki]]'' || [[Michael Bennett (film director)|Michael Bennett]] || [[Sara Wiseman]], [[Alix Bushnell]], Jarrod Rawiri  || 
|}

=== Future releases ===

{| class="wikitable" style="width:75%"
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Director !! Notes !! Release date
|-
| ''[[The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn]]'' || [[Steven Spielberg]] || [[Andy Serkis]] || 2011
|-
| ''[[The Hobbit film project|The Hobbit]]'' || Unknown  || [[Andy Serkis]], [[Ian McKellen]] || 2012
|-
| ''Tintin'' (sequel) || [[Peter Jackson]] || [[Andy Serkis]] || 2012
|-
| ''[[The Dam Busters (film)|The Dam Busters]]'' || [[Christian Rivers]] || || TBA
|-
| ''[[Temeraire (film)|Temeraire]]'' || [[Peter Jackson]] || || TBA
|-
| Untitled Charles Upham biopic || || || TBA
|-
| Untitled Bruce McLaren biopic || || || TBA
|-
|}

=== Other movies filmed or to be filmed in New Zealand ===

{| class="wikitable" style="width:75%"
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Director !! Starring !! Filming location
|-
| ''[[10,000 BC (film)|10,000 BC]]'' || [[Roland Emmerich]] || [[Steven Strait]], [[Camilla Belle]] || [[Queenstown, New Zealand|Queenstown]] 
|-
| ''[[Avatar (2009 film)|Avatar]]'' || [[James Cameron]] || [[Sam Worthington]], [[Zoe Saldana]] || [[Wellington]]
|-
| ''[[The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep]]'' || [[Jay Russell]]  || [[Emily Watson]], [[Ben Chaplin]] || [[Wellington]]
|-
| ''[[Underworld 3|Underworld 3 : Le Soulèvement des Lycans]]'' || [[Patrick Tatopoulos]]|| [[Rhona Mitra]] || [[Auckland]] 
|-
| ''[[X-Men Origins: Wolverine]]'' || [[Gavin Hood]] || [[Hugh Jackman]] || [[Otago]]  
|-
| ''[[Tracker (film)|Tracker]]'' || [[Ian Sharp]] || [[Ray Winstone]], [[Temuera Morrison]] || [[Auckland, New Zealand|Auckland]], [[Queenstown, New Zealand|Queenstown]]  

|}

== Notable feature directors ==

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|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Notable works !! Notes
|-
| [[Andrew Adamson]] || ''[[Shrek|Shrek 1 and 2]], [[The Chronicles of Narnia (film series)|The Narnia film series]]''  || [[Academy Award]]-winner
|-
| [[Martin Campbell]] || ''[[Casino Royale (2006 film)|Casino Royale]], [[The Mask of Zorro]], [[GoldenEye]]'' || [[BAFTA]]-winner
|-
| [[Jane Campion]] || ''[[The Piano]]'' || [[Academy Award]]-winner, [[Golden Palm]]-nominee
|-
| [[Niki Caro]] || ''[[Whale Rider]], [[North Country (film)|North Country]]'' || [[BAFTA]]- winner
|-
| [[Roger Donaldson]] || ''[[Dante's Peak]], [[Cocktail (1988 film)|Cocktail]], [[The World's Fastest Indian]],  [[The Recruit]]'' || [[Golden Palm]]-nominee 
|-
| [[Ellory Elkayem]] || ''[[Eight Legged Freaks]]'' || 
|-
| [[Peter Jackson]] || ''[[The Lord of the Rings film trilogy|Lord of the Rings trilogy]], [[King Kong (2005 film)|King Kong]]'' || Three-time [[Academy Award]]-winner
|-
| [[Geoff Murphy]] || ''[[Goodbye Pork Pie]], [[Young Guns II]]'' ||
|-
| [[Andrew Niccol]] || ''[[Lord of War]], [[Gattaca]], [[The Truman Show]] (writer)'' || [[BAFTA]]-winner, [[Academy Award]]-nominee
|-
| [[Lee Tamahori]] || ''[[Die Another Day]]'', ''[[Along Came a Spider]]'', ''[[Once Were Warriors (film)|Once Were Warriors]]'' ||
|-
| [[Taika Waititi]] || ''[[Eagle vs Shark]]'', ''[[Two Cars, One Night]]'', ''[[Boy (2010 film)|Boy]]'' || [[Academy Award]]-nominee
|-
| [[Vincent Ward]] || ''[[River Queen]]'', ''[[What Dreams May Come (film)|What Dreams May Come]]'' || Two-time time [[Golden Palm]] nominee
|}

== Notable actors ==
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
! Name !! Notable works !! Notes
|-
| [[Keisha Castle-Hughes]] || ''[[Whale Rider]], [[The Nativity Story]]'' || [[Academy Award]] nominee
|-
| [[Russell Crowe]] || ''[[Gladiator (2000 film)|Gladiator]], [[A Beautiful Mind (film)|A Beautiful Mind]]'' || [[Academy Award]] winner
|-
| [[Marton Csokas]] || ''[[The Lord of the Rings film trilogy|The Lord of the Rings]], [[Kingdom of Heaven (film)|Kingdom of Heaven]]'' || 
|-
| [[Cliff Curtis]] || ''[[Runaway Jury]], [[Collateral Damage (film)|Collateral Damage]]'' || 
|-
| [[Alan Dale]] || ''[[Ugly Betty]]'', ''[[The O.C.]]'' || [[Screen Actors Guild Awards|SAG]] nominee
|-
| [[Daniel Gillies]] || ''[[Spider-Man (film series)|Spider-Man 2 and 3]]'' ||
|-
| [[Wi Kuki Kaa]] || ''[[Ngati]], [[Utu (film)]]'' || 
|-
| [[Martin Henderson]] || ''[[The Ring (2002 film)|The Ring]], [[Flyboys (film)|Flyboys]], [[Torque (film)|Torque]]'' || 
|-
| [[Lucy Lawless]] || ''[[Xena: Warrior Princess]], [[Battlestar Galactica (2004 TV series)|Battlestar Galactica]]'' ||
|-
| [[Melanie Lynskey]] || ''[[Flags of Our Fathers (film)|Flags of Our Fathers]], [[Two and a Half Men]], [[Heavenly Creatures]]'' ||
|-
| [[Temuera Morrison]] || ''[[Once Were Warriors (film)|Once Were Warriors]], [[Speed 2: Cruise Control]], [[Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones]]'' ||
|-
| [[Sam Neill]] || ''[[Jurassic Park (film)|Jurassic Park 1 and 3]], [[The Piano]]'' || [[Emmy]], [[Golden Globe Award|Golden Globe]] nominee
|-
| [[Anna Paquin]] || ''[[X-Men (film)|X-Men film series]], [[The Piano]], [[True Blood]]'' || [[Academy Award]] winner
|-
| [[Jessica Rose]] || ''[[I Know Who Killed Me]], [[Lonelygirl15]]'' || Gained fame on [[YouTube]]
|-
| [[Karl Urban]] || ''[[Star Trek (film)|Star Trek]]'', ''[[Doom (film)|Doom]], [[The Bourne Supremacy]], [[The Lord of the Rings]]'' ||
|-
| [[Bruce Hopkins]] || ''[[Ike Days Of Thunder]], [[1nite]], [[The Lord of the Rings]]'' ||
|}

== See also ==
* [[List of cinema of the world]]
* [[Wellywood]]
* [[World cinema]]
* [[List of New Zealand film makers]]
* [[List of New Zealand films]]

== References ==
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== External links ==
* [http://www.nzfilm.co.nz/ New Zealand Film Commission]
* [http://www.filmarchive.org.nz/index.html New Zealand Film Archive]
* [http://www.nzonscreen.com NZ On Screen]
* [http://www.imdb.com/Sections/Countries/NewZealand/ Internet Movie Database Guide for New Zealand]
* [http://www.southpacific.org/films.html The South Pacific in Film]
* [http://www.imdb.com/Title?0112677 Information about Cinema of Unease: A Personal Journey by Sam Neill (1995)]
* [http://tv.cream.org/specialassignments/films/filmsz.htm TV Cream on New Zealand cinema]
* [http://www.black-magic.co.nz/ Black Magic] - New Zealand Film News

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