Actor and director Taika Waititi was Oscar-nominated for his 2005 short film Two Cars, One Night. His second feature Boy (2010) became the most popular Kiwi film on its home soil — at least until his 2016 comedy Hunt for the Wilderpeople. In 2017 Waititi's Marvel movie Thor: Ragnarok became a global hit, then he won an Academy Award for writing Nazi comedy Jojo Rabbit. Hollywood has invited him aboard for multiple projects.
I don’t ever want to be seen as a Māori artist. I’d rather be an artist who just happens to be Māori — and not like my art must always, and necessarily, reflect being a Māori. Taika Waititi
Interview, 2009
2024, Executive Producer - Film
2024, Subject - Film
2024, Executive Producer - Film
2023, Executive Producer - Film
2020, Executive Producer - Film
2018 - 2022, Creator, Executive Producer - Television
2018, Subject - Film
2018, Executive Producer - Film
2018, Subject - Web
2018, Creator, Executive Producer - Television
2016, Director, Writer, Producer - Film
2017, Subject - Television
2016, Subject - Television
2016, Subject, Subject - Film
2015, Director, As: Taika Waititi - Web
2015, Writer, Executive Producer, Sports Presenter - Television
2014, Co-Director, Writer, Producer, As: Viago - Film
2014, Subject - Television
2013, Director - Commercial
2011, Director - Television
2011 - 2013, Director - Television
2010, Director, Writer, As: Alamein - Film
2010, Contributing Writer, As: The Alien, Commander Hemi T Cook, various roles - Television
2009, As: Friendly Gypsy - Television
2009, Director, As: Man in tracksuit - Music video
2009, Script Consultant - Film
2007, Director, As: Man in DeLorean - Music video
2007, Director, Writer, Casting, As: Gordon (Jarrod's brother) - Film
2004, Presenter - Television
2004, Co-Director, Writer, Camera Operator, Editor, As: Various roles - Short Film
2004, Director, Writer - Short Film
2004 - 2005, Subject - Television
2003 - 2005, As: The Cleaner - Television
2003, Performer - Television
2003, As: Gloob - Television
2003, As: Gloob - Television
2003, As: Vietnam Soldier - Short Film
2003, Director, Writer - Short Film
2002, As: Larry Pritchard - Television
2002 - 2003, As: Mostin - Television
2002, As: Mostin (episode 12) - Television
2002, As: Voice of Graham the Henchman - Film
2001, As: Nelson - Film
1999, As: Alex - Film
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