Briar Grace-Smith

Briar Grace-Smith

director New Zealand

Briar Grace-Smith is a prominent New Zealand writer and filmmaker, known for her unique storytelling that often incorporates Māori perspectives. Her works, including adaptations of her own novels, have enriched New Zealand's cinematic landscape.

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New Zealand New Zealand: The suggested texts list included the Waru Collection by Briar Grace-Smith. 6

Pip Tinning Martin Luther King George Orwell Winston Churchill Tania Roxborogh Kate De Goldi Susan Paris Hone Tuwahare Becky Manawatu Vincent O Sullivan Anne Frank Maya Angelou William Shakespeare Helen Tauau Filisi Whiti Hereaka Taika Waititi Niki Caro James Kent Genevieve Bailey Charlotte Perkins Gilman Katherine Mansfield Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie T S Eliot Henrik Ibsen Oscar Kightley Noah Tavlin
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: To be, or not to be? Draft English curriculum proposes compulsory Shakespeare for seniors

New Zealand New Zealand: Briar Grace-Smith co-directed the film adaptation of Patricia Grace's novel Cousins. 8

Miki Magasiva Sacha Teuila Young Anapela Polataivao Rose Matafeo Patricia Grace Ainsley Gardiner Tiare Savea Antonia Robinson Kama Scretching Liv Parker Mahina Bennett Ana Keil Dean Purcell Dan Ahwa Hamiora Bailey Katharine Atafu Mayo Brady Peeti Jonjon Tolovae Xin Ji Kat Tua
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: In Tinā, The Film’s Samoan Costumes Shine Against A Backdrop Of Canterbury Conservatism