Directed by Rachel House
The Mountain is a heartfelt drama about three children on a mission to find healing under the watchful eye of Taranaki Maunga, and discover friendship in the spirit of adventure.
A childhood cancer narrative is explored in this film. We encourage you to view gently, especially for those with childhood cancer stories close to their hearts.
Runtime: 89mins
Movie Locations Guide
Visit locations from the movie with this easy guide, including the Ngatoro loop track and the walk to Pouakai tarn.
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Screening Enquiry FormThe Mountain Teacher Notes
Providing conversation starters and activities for both classroom and out-of-class exploration, THE MOUNTAIN Teacher Notes are designed to engage and inspire both Kaiako and tamariki, aiming to spark kōrero around the film’s central themes of identity & belonging; understanding & accepting difference; and connecting with nature.
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Enjoy songs from the movie in our Soundtrack EP featuring Troy Kingi and Tonga Karena.
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