Florian Habicht

Filmmaker Florian Habicht (Pulp, Kaikohe Demolition) follows the lives of a tohunga (shaman) and his 99-year-old mother as she nears a century on Earth.

Documentary from Kiwi filmmaker Florian Habicht on the most successful haunted attraction in the Southern Hemisphere, Auckland's Spookers.

New Zealand filmmaker Florian Habicht (Love Story) captures British group Pulp as they perform their final reunion show in their hometown of Sheffield, blending interview and concert footage with his unique directorial sensibilities.

Florian Habicht's (Kaikohe Demolition) award-winning documentary (kind of, it's also a drama and a comedy and a romance) about love, cake and New York City, which brought the house down on the opening night of the New Zealand International Film Festival.

Kiwi filmmaker Florian Habicht sees this as a 'sequel of sorts' to his classic Kaikohe Demolition. He visits the Ninety Mile Beach Red Snapper Classic fishing contest, full of questions for the contestants.

Florian Habicht documentary on performance artist Warwick Broadhead...

A documentary about the frequent demolition derbies held in the title's small Northland town, long held up as a locale ravaged by the plight of modern poverty.

Low-budget drama set in Auckland, following a random collection of characters all connected via a bizarre video project. Features Morgana O’Reilly, a Florian Habicht cameo and music by Golden Axe.

In Florian Habicht's feature debut, garbageman Gert is charged with the task of  transporting the mute Princess Plum to her wedding in a neighbouring town, a journey fraught with danger and romance.