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Gary McCormick goes to Ruatahuna, heartland of the Tuhoe people: the ‘children of the mist'. The film focuses on preparations and staging of the annual Tuhoe Festival. McCormick interviews local and national figures who express their feelings about their Tuhoe heritage. The grievances of the past are highlighted along with pride and hope for the future. This episode goes beyond the affable romanticism of much of the series to examine the uncomfortable edge of race relations in New Zealand.
Heartland grew out of the success of a one-off collaboration between presenter Gary McCormick and director Bruce Morrison. Raglan ...
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Anson Grieve Productions
Anson Grieve Productions
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Short Film, 1980 (Full Length)
A documentary featuring Gary McCormick
Film, 2008 (Trailer, Excerpts, and Extras)
Another exploration of Tuhoe history
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Old Stable
Posted at 06.24PM - 26.07.2010
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