About

THE FESTIVAL TEAM

Directors: Boris van Beusekom and Carolyn Brown
National Coordinator: Dion Howard
Programme Selection: Boris van Beusekom; Carolyn Brown
Design: Y&R

Media Co-ordination: Wright Communications
Financial Adviser: Gerry Westhuis
Regional Coordinators: Nirupa George (Auckland); Annie Boanas (Wellington); Helen Tulett (Christchurch); Barbara Frame (Dunedin)
Website: Orcon; Resn
Printing: Service Printers

We would like to thank the following organisations and individuals for their support and contribution to the success of the festival:

Kerry Newton & Bjorn; Franz and Lars van Beusekom; Sally Jackman; the Ministry of Justice; Joan MacDonald; Justin Kemp; Mike at Radio 1; Steve Green; Louise Heremia; Merrill Simmons-Hansen; Betty Mason; Karolin Potter; Kate and staff at the Paramount in Wellington; Kathryn and Rialto staff in Dunedin and Auckland; Sustainable BusinessNetwork; Dan and Alex  from DOCNZ; Manu Taylor at 95bFM; Jude Haase at Television 3; Sandra and staff at Regent in Christchurch; volunteers in the organising committee in Wellington, Mhairead, Warren,Liam & Mark and the Sticky Pictures Crew; Amnesty International; Dave Gibbons at Radio Active; Meredith Graham & Smart Environmental; Nadra Zarifeh; Bill Gosden; Anthony Vallyon, Wellington City Council and Toi Poneke Arts Centre, Victoria Vincent; Phoenix Football Club; Downtown Community Ministry; Dr Kate Amore; Nic Fay; Simon and Eduardo at the Film Shop; Sam at RDU; CTV; Plains FM; Peter Crowther; Rosslyn Noonan; Ivette Salame; Miriam Plume at NZAID; Ruth Hill; Ravi de Silva, the Global Education Centre and others. 

• 2009 Dates

  • Wellington 7 - 15 May
    Paramount Theatre
  • Auckland 14 - 22 May
    Rialto Newmarket
  • Christchurch 21 - 29 May
    Regent on Worcester
  • Dunedin 28 May - 5 June
    Rialto Dunedin

• Subscribe

  Complete this form If you would like to receive updates about the New Zealand Human Rights Film Festival.

  Name:

  Email:

  Location: Auckland Wellington Christchurch Dunedin None of these

• Share

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • iCal

• People's Choice Award

  Last Year Occupation 101 was the Festival's favorite film. We invite you to vote again, and give us feedback about the festival.

• The Human Rights Network

  A meeting place for New Zealanders with an interest and commitment to human rights.

• Our Twitter Says...

  NZHRFF09: The film festival has been postponed until 2011. Dates will announced in late 2010. Thanks for your continued support.