Kaleidoscope - Ngāti

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Kaleidoscope - Ngāti

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This item from arts show Kaleidoscope looks at pioneering Māori feature film Ngāti. There are interviews with director Barry Barclay, screenwriter Tama Poata, producer John O’Shea and actor Wi Kuki Kaa – who discuss the film’s kaupapa – and a visit to its premiere at Waipiro Bay Marae on the East Coast (where the film was shot). Barclay’s first dramatic feature, Ngāti also marked the first feature film to be written and directed by Māori. Many of the crew were enlisted via a scheme aimed at r...

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Video

Date created

1987

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/kaleidoscope-ngati-1987

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barry barclay / east coast / maori / māori / ngati porou / waipiro bay / ngāti porou / drover / tama poata / john o'shea / wi kuki kaa / filmmaking / tokomaru bay / freezing works / world war two / second world war / world war ii / forties / 40s / epidemic / kerridge odeon

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