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Following small parts on TV, Peter Kaa won a trio of choice screen roles: breakthrough Māori drama series E Tipu E Rea (1989), sketch show Away Laughing, and a key role in Barry Barclay film Te Rua. Kaa played a poet and activist fighting to return Māori carvings from a German museum. Since then, Kaa has directed plays for Taki Rua, and acted in Mataku, Shortland Street, and period rugby tale Savage Play.
If you grow up on a marae you perform. It goes part and parcel with life there. I grew up on the Hinepare marae on New Zealand's East Coast and started orating when I was five-years-old.
– Peter Kaa, in NZfilm, Issue 43, May 1991
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The Man Who Lost His Head |
Actor |
2007 |
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Actor |
2001 - 2002 |
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Actor |
2001 |
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Questions Two: Killing Tomorrow |
Actor |
2000 |
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Te Kāuta |
Presenter |
2002 |
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Actor |
2000 |
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Journey to the Centre of the Earth |
Actor |
1999 |
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Moko Toa |
Actor |
1999 |
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The Life and Times of Te Tutu |
Actor |
1999 - 2001 |
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Tohunga |
Actor |
1999 |
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Te Kakano |
Actor |
1997 |
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Actor |
1995 |
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Actor |
1995 |
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Actor |
1995 |
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Actor |
1998 |
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Chunuk Bair |
Actor |
1991 |
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Actor |
1991 |
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Actor |
1986 - 1987 |
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Seekers |
Actor |
1986 |
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