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In this video languid Pacific Island imagery (poi, hibiscus, tamariki, breaching whales) and gorgeous reggae pop contrasts with images of French nuclear testing in the Pacific. There are punchy "no nukes" slogans and graphics but a great performance from the band does the work effortlessly in this simple, well-crafted video. The hit song was originally released in 1982 and re-released in 1995 to protest ressumption of testing: "Let me be more specific - get out of the Pacific!"
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Film, 1988 (Full Length)
A doco on the South Pacific anti-nuclear movement
Television, 1991 (Full Length)
A doco on the wrecking of nuclear protest icon The Rainbow Warrior
Television, 1996 (Full Length Episode)
A documentary series on NZ social and economic change in the 1980s
Television, 1973 (Full Length)
Prime Minister Norman Kirk talks about anti-nuclear protests
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Moana Kaio Waititi
Posted at 04.59PM - 11.06.2010
Ki te la Pacific!!!