Tinā

In Cinemas May 1

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Tinā

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In Cinemas May 1

In Cinemas May 1

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Special Premiere Event and Q&A Screenings around Australia

Following a record-breaking release in Aotearoa/New Zealand - Pasifika Film Fest, Satiu Studios & Madman Entertainment are pleased to present a special premiere screening of Miki Magasiva’s stirring new film, TINĀ. This premiere event will be a celebration of Pasifika art and culture, featuring Pacific performances, a complimentary soft-drink on arrival, along with the opportunity to meet filmmaker Miki Magasiva and actor Beulah Koale who will be participating in a Q&A following the screening. Dress in your Sunday best!

QLDNSWVIC
Event Cinemas Mt Gravatt
Friday April 11th at 6:15pmEvent Cinemas Liverpool
Saturday April 12th at 1:45pmHoyts Blacktown
Saturday April 12th at 6:45pmVillage Sunshine
Sunday April 13th at 4:45pm

Australian Cinema Locations

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Cameo BelgraveCampbelltown Dumaresq StreetCinema NovaCineplex RedbankClassic ElsternwickDendy CanberraDendy CoorparooDendy NewtownDendy PortsideDendy SouthportEvent BondiEvent Brisbane Myer CentreEvent BurwoodEvent Cairns CentralEvent CampbelltownEvent Castle HillEvent CasuarinaEvent ChermsideEvent Cinemas Australia Fair – South PortEvent Coffs HarbourEvent Garden City Mt GravattEvent George StreetEvent GlendaleEvent HornsbyEvent HurstvilleEvent IndooroopillyEvent KawanaEvent KotaraEvent LiverpoolEvent LoganholmeEvent MacquarieEvent MarionEvent Maroochydore Sunshine PlazaEvent MirandaEvent NoosaEvent ParramattaEvent RobinaEvent RockhamptonEvent ShellharbourEvent SpringfieldEvent Toowoomba StrandEvent Top RydeEvent Townsville CentralEvent TuggerahGU Film House GlenelgGriffith City CinemaHayden Orpheum, CremorneHoyts ArndaleHoyts BankstownHoyts BelconnenHoyts BlacktownHoyts BroadwayHoyts ChadstoneHoyts CronullaHoyts EastlandHoyts FrankstonHoyts GreensboroughHoyts HighpointHoyts Mt DruittHoyts NorthlandHoyts NorwoodHoyts PenrithHoyts Stafford CityHoyts SunnybankHoyts Tea Tree PlazaHoyts Tweed CityHoyts Victoria GardensHoyts Warringah MallHoyts Wetherill ParkLido CinemasNarooma KinemaPivotonian Cinema – GeelongRitz Cinema RandwickSun YarravilleUnited Cinemas NarellenUnited Cinemas WarriewoodWarrina Cineplex

Host a Screening

Interested in hosting a screening for your workplace, community, school or customers? Please click the link below and fill in the form and one of our team members will respond to you.

Screening Enquiry Form

Official Soundtrack

Now available – featuring original recordings from St Francis Choir and LEAO, as well as music by the legendary Choir of Western Samoa Teachers’ Training College.

Find the soundtrack on: Spotify, Apple/iTunes, YouTube Music and more.

Released by Tolu Music
Courtesy of Tu Fa’Atasi Films Ltd

Official Soundtrack Out Now
Tinā - Poster

A film by Miki Magasiva

Samoan teacher Mareta Percival is struggling following a huge personal loss in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. Reluctantly taking on the role of substitute teacher at an elite, wealthy private school - she is surprised to find children crying out for guidance, inspiration and love.

Using the symphony of her culture to empower her students, she forms a choir, bringing them together while unexpectedly rediscovering her passion again for being a teacher and mother.

Starring Anapela Polata'ivao, Antonia Robinson, Beulah Koale, Dalip Sondhi & Nicole Whippy.

Rating: CTC

Runtime: 125mins

Tinā - Poster

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