The Marching Girls - Mahara's Story

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The Marching Girls - Mahara's Story

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Created by Fiona Samuel, The Marching Girls follows a Taita social marching team who decide to have a crack at the North Island champs. In the first episode of this feminist-Flashdance-in-formation 80s classic, young whippersnapper Leonie tries to modernise the girls' routine by getting them to march to the heavy metal tunes of Ironlung ("they're really big in Australia!"). This proves too much for Mahara (Patupatu Ripley), who's got enough on her plate with her new role as hesitant union spo...

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Video

Date created

1987

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/the-marching-girls-maharas-story-1987

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kiwiana / 80s / marching / sport / feminist / feminism / union / workers rights

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