The Māori Film Commission is an organization in New Zealand dedicated to promoting and supporting Māori filmmakers and their stories. Established in 1978, it aims to enhance the representation of Māori culture and perspectives in the film industry. The Commission provides funding, resources, and guidance to help develop Māori film projects. In addition to funding, the Māori Film Commission also works to foster partnerships between Māori filmmakers and the broader film community. It plays a crucial role in ensuring that Māori narratives are told authentically and reach wider audiences, contributing to the cultural landscape of New Zealand and beyond.