Aunty Dovey in Te Rauparaha film, 1971

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Aunty Dovey in Te Rauparaha film, 1971

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Māwai Hakona leader 'Aunty Dovey' – Hera Katene-Horvath – is made up with a bloody wound during filming of National Film Unit production Te Rauparaha in March 1971. She played the wife of a fighting chief. Two dozen Māwai Hakona members and 50 young Māori trade trainees from the Trentham hostel appeared in the 1972 film about the 19th-century Ngāti Toa leader, which re-created the Wairau incident and concluded with Te Rauparaha’s death. Scenes for the film were shot in the Akatarawa valley an...

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March 1971

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http://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/19576

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Maori culture / Films / Eric Wood Collection

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