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REV25: MARLON WILLIAMS - NAG AI RUA – TWO WORLDS
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Synopsis
A fascinating, beautifully produced documentary focusing on musician Marlon Williams that weaves the musician’s story through culture, family, friendship, and the Aotearoa New Zealand landscapes.
Ursula Grace Williams’ film tells the story of the New Zealand indie alt-country musician Marlon Williams as he starts to write an album in te reo Māori, and the personal journey he undertakes in this process.
Filmed over four years, the documentary explores music, performance, and the creation of the album, each element becoming a way in which other stories emerge.
As it unfolds the film shifts from the global stage to the community around Williams and his New Zealand home.
Director Ursula Williams’ nuanced filmmaking creates a fascinating portrait of her subject, leaving the audience with a deep appreciation of his music and the creative journey he undertakes.
Ursula Williams will be attending as a guest of the festival.
Feature Documentary | 2025 | New Zealand
This feature is screened alongside the short film First Horse (Awanui Simich-Pene, New Zealand, 2024, 11mins)
Opening Date
Friday, Jul 11, 2025
Rating
M
Length
104m
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