Point Of View

Point of View Podcast – Episode 20: Matthew Metcalfe

This month on Point of View, host Tom Augustine sits down with New Zealand film producer and screenwriter Matthew Metcalfe to discuss his latest film, Moss & Freud, now showing in New Zealand cinemas. The film follows supermodel Kate Moss as she embarks on a journey of self-discovery when renowned artist Lucian Freud offers to paint her portrait, exploring themes of identity, vulnerability, fame, and artistic expression. What to Expect * Feature Interview – Matthew Metcalfe discusses the making of Moss & Freud, the story behind the film, and bringing real-life figures to the screen. * View Screen – A look at the films arriving in cinemas this June. * Best of Streaming – Highlights of what's coming to streaming platforms this month. * Tom's Picks – Must-watch titles from RialtoView, the 100% Kiwi-owned streaming platform. Don't miss future episodes and updates: * Facebook: @viewmagnz • Instagram: @viewmagnz • Website: viewmag.co.nz Speakers * Tom Augustine – Host (@thaugustine) • Matthew Metcalfe – Producer and Screenwriter Stay tuned for more conversations with the people shaping film, culture, and the arts.

Point of View Podcast – Ep.19: With Darren Bevan

This month on Point of View, host Tom Augustine sits down with Darren Bevan, an entertainment writer specialising in film reviews, DVD releases, and gaming reviews. Darren and Tom discuss May blockbusters, The Devil Wears Prada 2, Mortal Kombat I, The Mandalorian & Grogu, Bridget Jones’s Diary 25th Anniversary, Shrek 25th Anniversary, and Top Gun 40th Anniversary. What to Expect View Screen – In Cinemas This May Best of Streaming – Coming Out in May Stay Connected Don’t miss next month’s updates — follow us on social media: * Facebook: @viewmagnz * Instagram: @viewmagnz * Website: www.viewmag.co.nz Speakers * Tom Augustine – @thaugustine * Darren Bevan   Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

Tom Augustine Talks with Bart Schrijver, Director of The North

Inspired by his journey walking New Zealand’s Te Araroa Trail, director Bart Schrijver brings his personal experience of long-distance hiking to his latest immersive film, The North, shot in the Scottish Highlands. The North arrives in cinemas across New Zealand from April 2.

Point of View Podcast – Ep.17: With Rebecca Tansley (Director)

This month on Point of View, host Tom Augustine sits down with Rebecca Tansley, director of Tenor: My Name Is Pati.   Directed by Rebecca Tansley, TENOR: My Name Is Pati is a feature documentary that follows Pene Pati’s story from humble origins in the South Pacific to the world’s greatest opera stages. Weaving intimate family archive footage with behind-the-scenes observations and soaring performances, the film blends humour and heart to reveal how the power of family, cultural pride, determination, and resilience can yield extraordinary rewards when chasing an unlikely dream.   🎬 Tenor: My Name Is Pati is now showing in cinemas across New Zealand.   What to Expect   * Rebecca Tansley on her creative journey bringing Tenor: My Name Is Pati to life * Tenor: My Name Is Pati reveals what the applause politely omits: persistence. * Pene Pati reminds us that Pacific ancestors were voyagers who set out with nothing but hope—no proof, no guarantees—courage as inheritance.   View Screen – In Cinemas in April   Best of Streaming – Coming Out in April     Stay Connected Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: * Facebook: @viewmagnz * Instagram: @viewmagnz * Website: www.viewmag.co.nz [http://www.viewmag.co.nz] Speakers: * Tom Augustine – @thaugustine * Rebecca Tansley Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!

Point of View Podcast – Ep.16 with Taratoa Stappard (Director) & Ariāna Osborne (Star)

This month on Point of View, host Tom Augustine sits down with Taratoa Stappard and Ariāna Osborne to discuss their new film, Mārama. Mārama tells the story of a young Māori woman lured to Victorian England under false pretenses, and her fight to hold on to her identity. The film follows a young Māori wāhine’s journey to the north of England in the mid-1800s as she seeks information about her family. It is the feature film debut of director Stappard, who was born in Aotearoa New Zealand but has spent most of his life based in the UK. Ariāna Osborne stars as Mary Stephens, the young woman at the centre of the film. She says it was a role she knew she had to play. 🎬 Mārama is now showing in cinemas across New Zealand. What to Expect • Taratoa Stappard on his creative journey bringing Mārama to life • The idea of placing a Māori wāhine character outside of Aotearoa • Ariāna Osborne on starring as Mary Stephens and sharing how she landed the role   View Screen   Oscar 2026 Special – Tom’s Top 10 Favourites and Who Could Win the Oscar   Stay Connected Don’t miss next month’s updates—follow us on social media: * Facebook: @viewmagnz * Instagram: @viewmagnz * Website: www.viewmag.co.nz [http://www.viewmag.co.nz] Speakers: * Tom Augustine – @thaugustine Stay tuned for more exciting episodes!