The New Zealand Film Archive, also known as Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision, is a national institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing New Zealand's film and audiovisual heritage. Established in 1981, it collects, conserves, and provides access to a vast collection of films, television programs, and other media that reflect the country's culture and history. The archive plays a crucial role in promoting New Zealand's cinematic achievements and supporting filmmakers. It offers various resources, including public screenings, educational programs, and online access to its collections, ensuring that the rich storytelling of New Zealand continues to be appreciated by future generations.