Aotearoa Now is a personal journey into the New Zealand landscape. An exploration of image and sound. A really bad tourism campaign. Filming took place over a two month period in 2014, with locations spanning across the country. A majority of the footage came from aimlessly exploring unknown roads, hoping for something perfectly mundane to reveal itself.
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