Turangawaewae - A Place to Stand

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Turangawaewae - A Place to Stand

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In this short film, Māori kaumātua Laly Haddon and his Pākehā wife Sharley are interviewed about their relationship to each other and the land. The couple’s kōrero ranges from computers and tapu places, to horse breeding and racism, providing a lens through which to explore love, biculturalism and belonging. Cathy Macdonald’s film was part of international documentary Other Than, made up of 11 short films involving the theme of diversity. A 2013 Washington Post review found Turangawaewae “cap...

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Video

Date created

2012

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/turangawaewae-a-place-to-stand-2012

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maori / māori / pakiri / rodney / horses / bilculturalism / racism / pohutukawa / tapu / beach / riding / pākehā / pakeha / pakiri beach / marriage / inter-marriage / ngati wai / ngāti wai / kaumatua / turangawaewae

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