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Makerita Urale grew up in her father's village in Samoa, before the family emigrated down under. Since then Urale has bought a Pacific voice to plays, museum exhibits, drama, and numerous documentaries. After writing Samoans-down under tale 'The Hibscus' for Tala Pasifika, in 1995, Urale has gone on direct docos about Samoan tattooing, hip-hoppers Nesian Mystik, and the children of Kiwi activists.
Frangipani Perfume is an intoxicating blend of lush physical imagery and spare poetic language, as sensual and evocative as its title.
– Canadian reviewer Kathleen Oliver, in a 2006 review of Makerita Urale's play Frangipani Perfume
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Songs of Protest |
Director |
2009 |
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Journey to Ihipa |
Producer |
2008 |
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Director |
2007 |
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The Living Room - Series Three |
Director |
2006 |
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Director |
2005 |
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Director |
2005 |
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Director |
2005 |
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Director |
2004 - 2005 |
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The Other Day in Paradise |
Director |
2004 |
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Producer |
2002 |
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Sub-Cranium Feeling |
Director |
1998 |
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Writer |
1995 |
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Writer |
1995 |
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