Ursula Williams, director of the documentary which opened MASIFF 2025 Marlon Williams NGĀ AO E RUA: Two Worlds, spoke with 8CCC's Kate Lyons-Dawson about how the movie came about. It's an intimate four-year portrait of performer Marlon Williams as he writes and records his first te reo Māori language album Te Whare Tīwekaweka and won the First Nations Award at the Sydney Film Festival.

<a href="https://www.ursulagrace.net/">Ursula Williams</a>, director of the documentary which opened <a href="https://www.masiff.com.au/">MASIFF 2025</a> Marlon Williams NGĀ AO E RUA: Two Worlds, spoke with 8CCC's Kate Lyons-Dawson about how the movie came about. It's an intimate four-year portrait of performer <a href="https://www.marlonwilliams.co.nz/">Marlon Williams</a> as he writes and records his first te reo Māori language album Te Whare Tīwekaweka and won the First Nations Award at the <a href="https://www.sff.org.au/program/event/marlon-williams-two-worlds-nga-ao-e-rua/">Sydney Film Festival</a>.

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Presented live weekdays on 8CCC Radio 102.1FM.
Stream through the 8CCC Connect app and 8ccc.com.au
Listen back to interviews On Demand or through our podcast
8CCC Big Brekky is supported by the Community Broadcasting Foundation