HATUPATU AND THE BIRDWOMAN - A MĀORI LEGEND

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HATUPATU AND THE BIRDWOMAN - A MĀORI LEGEND

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The Māori legend of Hatupatu, the son of a Māori chief, is told by the use of plasticine puppets. Hatupatu’s people lose their mauri and Hatupatu finds it in the lair of Kurangaituku, the Bird Woman’s lair. 000:13 ‘Many years ago -- there dwelt in the land of Aotea - roa a Maori boy named Hatupatu. Ill fortune beset his tribe, for their mauri ... Producer: Fred O'Neill

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