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Ramai Hayward is a pioneer of New Zealand cinema and is credited as this country’s first Māori filmmaker, camerawoman, scriptwriter and screen star. She received the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2005 Wairoa Māori Film Festival for her contribution to Māori filmmaking, and the following year was made a Member of the NZ Order of Merit.
I feel like I haven’t lived enough. You know I was supposed to die at 10. Ratana saved me.
– Ramai Hayward, in a Wairarapa Times-Age interview (January 5 2006)
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New Zealand at War |
Subject |
1995 |
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Actor |
1990 |
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Actor |
1990 |
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Actor |
1989 |
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Koha - Ramai Hayward |
Subject |
1989 |
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Subject |
1987 |
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Matenga - Maori Choreographer |
Co-Director |
1974 |
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The Doll's House |
Camera |
1973 |
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Survey: The Town that Lost a Miracle |
Subject |
1972 |
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The Young Albanians |
Co-Director |
1972 |
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To Love a Maori |
Co-Director |
1972 |
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Caravan Companions - Happy Days in New Zealand |
Writer |
1969 |
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Alpine Shepherds of New Zealand |
Producer |
1967 |
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Eel History was a Mystery |
Producer |
1967 |
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A Village in Samoa |
Producer |
1964 |
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A North Island Dairy Farm |
Producer |
1963 |
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The Living Fossil - The Tuatara |
Producer |
1963 |
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The Arts of Maori Children |
Producer |
1962 |
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Children in China |
Director |
1961 |
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Song of the Wanganui |
Writer |
1961 |
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Wonders of China |
Writer |
1958 |
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Rewi's Last Stand |
Actor |
1940 |
The titles listed here may not reflect this person's full screenography. These are only the titles that are included in or referenced by this site.
2006 NZ Order of Merit
For services to Film and Television
2005 Wairoa Māori Film Festival
Lifetime Achievement Award