OUR FILM & SCREEN PRODUCTIONS

Realeety is an independent film production company based in Aotearoa New Zealand, creating films and documentaries that amplify underrepresented voices and socially conscious stories.

A woman with long hair and earrings standing outdoors in front of a bamboo grove with sunlight and a rainbow halo around her face.
A woman with long hair and earrings standing outdoors in front of a bamboo grove with sunlight and a rainbow halo around her face.

Fearlessli (2025)

After her gender identity was denied in her homeland, Lee Li, a transgender asylum seeker, embarks on a journey toward belonging, freedom, and self-empowerment.

A young person squatting outside near a house's white siding and brick wall, watering plants with a pink watering can, holding garden shears, and wearing black shorts, a dark t-shirt, and black sandals.

Made by us (2025)

Hear Ru’s story — a Taiwanese migrant, queer artist, animal lover, and ADHDer — who runs a pottery business with their cat — Pottering Cats Every piece they craft holds space for your inner child — a gentle invitation to reconnect with creativity, play, and self-expression, free from limitation

A woman dressed in a colorful traditional dress sitting in a grassy field with a blue sky and clouds in the background. The image includes text titled 'Suro' with a subtitle 'Caught between desire and duty,' along with credits and logos at the bottom.

Sahar (2026)

A young Afghan woman, promised a new life in New Zealand through an arranged marriage, is forced to confront both the expectations of her culture and her own yearning for independence.

Poster for a documentary titled 'Living out Loud: Reflection of Trans Visibility,' directed by Lee Li. Features quotes and awards, including finalist and winner at New Zealand Youth Film Festival 2024, and official selection at DocEdge Film Festival 2025. Background shows a person with a raised fist and sunlight through windows.

Living Out Loud: Reflection of Trans Visibility (2024)

Facing the backlash on Transgender Day of Visibility, two transgender advocates, Josh and Riley, risk their safety to promote transgender visibility and welfare.

The film poster titled 'Peace' features a scene of a man standing on a pier extending over a large body of water, with a cloudy sky at sunset in the background. The text on the poster lists the film's credits and production information.

Pace (2026)

Coming soon

As two joggers run along a seaside trail, one struggles to keep the dominant pace from another. Confronted by self-doubt and distraction, he begins to question the path he is following and searches for a pace of his own.