220 Miles

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Title

220 Miles

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NZ On Screen

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Description

This documentary chronicles the story of Waikato women’s refuge Te Whakaruruhau, and shines a light on a subject not often shown in mainstream New Zealand media: family violence in rural areas. Written "by the women of the Waikato", the film features interviews with the women behind the refuge, who have created a space for victims of domestic violence, safe from danger. Directed by Richard Allan Litt, the documentary debuted in March 2018, with proceeds going to the refuge. Te Whakaruruhau, f...

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Format

Video

Date created

2018

URL

http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/220-miles-2018

Related subjects

women / safe house / annah stretton / refuge / domestic violence / family violence / waikato / maori / safehouse / rural / te whakaruruhau

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