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This short film follows the efforts of schoolgirl Nina to recover her red clogs, a cherished birthday gift from her Yugoslavian nana. Nina lost the shoes playing hopscotch at school; she follows muddy footprints to find the thieves, where a playground insult prompts her to question her identity. The story was inspired by first time filmmaker Annalise Patterson's own upbringing, where her family didn't acknowledge either its Māori or 'Dally' heritage. 'Dallies' largely came to New Zealand from the Dalmatian coast of Croatia (formerly a part of Yugoslavia).
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Television, 1994 (Full Length)
A doco on Kiwis who emigrated from the Dalmatian coast of Croatia
Television, 1992 (Full Length Episode)
Black Bitch actress Lisa Crittenden utters an iconic line
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