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Friday Night Frights in October...
The podcast that offers a uniquely Kiwi lens on cinema, exploring global hits, indie gems, local treasures, fresh reviews, and captivating behind-the-scenes stories.
Your Home for the Best of British – Every Sunday Night at 8:30 PM
Families Like Ours|Premieres Tuesdays From 21 October, 8.30pm
Travel the world of film. Every Monday night at 8.30pm.
We Are Proud Sponsors of the Italian Film Festival NZ 2025.
Spooky Tuesday Nights, 8.30pm
We'll keep you up-to-date with exclusive Rialto Channel Premiere News + Giveaways!
Herzog's Wildest Visions. Every Wednesday Night in October.
Premieres Saturday 11 October, 8.30pm
Music Stories. Every Thursday Night in October, 8.30pm.
We are proud 2025 sponsors!
In near-future Denmark, rising waters force mass evacuation. Families scatter, fortunes vanish, and bonds are torn apart. Amid chaos, Laura’s life changes forever as she faces an impossible choice between the three people she loves most.
Young German Jew, Stella, grows up in Germany during the rule of the Nazi Regime. Despite being forced into hiding with her parents in 1944, Stella dreams of a career as a jazz singer.
In The Island, PC Kat Crichton returns to the Isle of Harris to investigate Lady Mary Maclean’s murder. A decade earlier, she fled the Maclean family’s secrets. Now, Kat confronts her past, determined to uncover the killer.
Every Wednesday night in November, explore a rare collection of cinematic love stories from Europe’s most iconic directors, including Roberto Rossellini. Each film delves into intimacy, capturing love through a poetic, personal, and unforgettable cinematic lens.
Every Thursday night in November, Rialto Documentary presents Masterpieces & Manipulation. Behind every great artwork lies a web of mystery, influence, greed, and global politics—exploring the secrets and scandals that shape the art world.
When a father returns with his son to his hometown to relive his surfing days, he is confronted by a group of local men that are adamant that only locals can surf at the beach. Humiliated, he is drawn into a conflict that rises and swells like the waves he surfs.