Damon Fepulea'i

Damon Fepulea'i, the thought-provoking voice of New Zealand cinema. Born in 1972 in Auckland, New Zealand, Fepulea'i has been an active director since 2004, primarily focusing on documentary and drama genres. Some of his most prominent works include "Marks of Mana", "Three Wise Cousins", and "Brown Boys", with "Marks of Mana" earning him significant acclaim and awards, such as the Best Documentary Award at FIFO Tahiti. Fepulea'i's films are characterized by their culturally rich narratives, and his ability to present the often-unseen perspectives of Pacific Islanders with a raw, poignant touch. As a person, Damon Fepulea'i is a true storyteller at heart, weaving tales of his homeland with an authenticity that captivates and connects audiences worldwide.