Lomu

In NZ Cinemas September 3

In NZ Cinemas September 3

Whānau Mārama: New Zealand International Film Festival Screenings

The Civic, Sat 1 Aug, 5:30pm
Auckland Hawke's Bay Museum, Sat 29 Aug, 5:45pm
Napier Lido Cinemas, Sat 29 Aug, 5:45pm
Hamilton Matakana Cinemas, Sat 29 Aug, 5:45pm
Matakana Len Lye Cinema, Sat 29 Aug, 5:45pm
New Plymouth Isaac Theatre Royal, Sat 22 Aug, 5:00pm
Christchurch Regent Theatre, Sat 15 Aug, 5:30pm
Dunedin Luxe Cinemas, Sat 29 Aug, 5:45pm
Tauiranga Embassy Theatre, Sat 15 Aug, 5:45pm
Wellington The Screening Room, Sat 29 Aug, 6:00pm
Masterton State Cinemas, Sat 29 Aug, 6:00pm
Nelson

NZ Cinemas

Auckland Christchurch Dunedin Hamilton Taranaki Tauranga Wellington Other

Akaroa Cinema Alice Cinematheque Apollo Lincoln Arthur’s Cinema Cromwell Bridgeway Cinemas Cathay Cinemas Cinema Paradiso Wanaka Cineverse Hastings Civic Waipukurau Damodar City, Fiji Damodar Village 6 Suva Dannevirke Regent Cinema Deluxe Cinemas Dorothy Browns Cinema Embassy 3 Wanganui Empire Cinema Island Bay Event Cinemas Albany Event Cinemas Blenheim Event Cinemas Chartwell Event Cinemas Coastlands Event Cinemas Manukau Event Cinemas New Plymouth Event Cinemas Newmarket Event Cinemas Palmerston North Event Cinemas Queen St Event Cinemas Queensgate Event Cinemas St. Lukes Event Cinemas Tauranga Event Cinemas Tauranga Crossing Event Cinemas The Embassy Event Cinemas Westcity Event Cinemas Westgate Event Cinemas Whangarei Focal Point Cinema Feilding Focal Point Cinema Levin Focal Point Havelock North Focal Point Palmerston North Hawera Cinemas Hoyts Berkeley Mission Bay Hoyts Botany Downs Hoyts Cinemas Wairau Park Hoyts EntX Hoyts Hibiscus Coast Hoyts Metro Hoyts Northlands Hoyts Ormiston Hoyts Sylvia Park Hoyts Te Awa Left Bank Theatre Lido Cinemas Hamilton Life Cinemas Nadi, Fiji Life Cinemas Nakasi, Fiji Lighthouse Cinema Cuba Lighthouse Cinema Pauatahanui Lighthouse Cinema Petone Luxe Papamoa Majestic Taihape Matakana Cinemas Mayfair Kaikoura Monterey Upper Hutt Movie Max Timaru Odeon Theatre Penthouse Cinemas Pukekohe Cinema 3 Rangiora Town Hall Cinemas Reading Dunedin Reading Invercargill Reading Napier Reading Rotorua Regent 3 Masterton Regent Ashburton Regent Te Awamutu Rialto Cinemas Dunedin Rialto Cinemas Newmarket Riviera Cinema Balclutha Riviera Cinema Oamaru Screening Room Masterton Silky Otter Orakei Silky Otter Palmerston North Silky Otter Ponsonby Silky Otter Queenstown Silky Otter Richmond Silky Otter Sumner Silky Otter Takanini Silky Otter Wigram Starlight Cinema State Cinema 6 Nelson Takapuna Beachside Cinema The Vic Devonport Tivoli Cambridge United Bayfair Whakamax Whakatane

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Support the Jonah Lomu Foundation

The Jonah Lomu Foundation exists to ensure Jonah’s extraordinary legacy continues to change lives. Inspired by the values he embodied—humility, resilience, generosity, faith and service—the Foundation creates opportunities for young people through sport, champions health awareness, and strengthens communities across Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond.

Led by Founder and Chair Nadene Lomu, with sons Brayley and Dhyreille serving as Foundation ambassadors, the Foundation is committed to removing barriers to opportunity and building partnerships that create lasting impact.

As sole custodian of Jonah’s legacy, Nadene is dedicated to ensuring every initiative reflects the values that defined his life, empowering future generations to overcome adversity and reach their full potential.

LEARN MORE

The world knew the legend. Few knew the man.

LOMU is a complex and nuanced portrait of Jonah Lomu, the most adored son of the Pacific, a legendary All Black, who transcended the game with his immense power and unstoppable determination. More than a sports biography, this documentary is a Pasifika story of identity, faith, collective responsibility and vulnerability behind legend. Jonah Lomu emerges not only as a revolutionary athlete, but as a deeply human figure whose legacy reshaped rugby, expanded representation, and changed who the game belongs to forever.

Runtime: 106mins

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Lomu

In NZ Cinemas September 3

Lomu

In NZ Cinemas September 3

Whānau Mārama: New Zealand International Film Festival Screenings

NZ Cinemas

Book A Screening

Support the Jonah Lomu Foundation

Other Films You Might Like

No Tears on the Field

The Legend of Baron To’a’

Red White & Brass

Whina

Hunt for the Wilderpeople

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