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In this edition of the Kiwi social history series all things whānau are explored: a single mother who burnt the bills she couldn't pay; a man hurt by his father's inability to express emotion; and a gay Māori man lay their souls bare. This programme explores the changes in attitudes towards family life, marriage and children, from the restrictive early years of the century to more permissive times. The intersections between race, class and gender illuminate the personal stories, and put them in a social and historical context.
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Television, 2004 (Full Length)
A Māori indigenous gay, lesbian and transgender show
NZ ON SCREEN 2013
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Lynette Purves
Posted at 08.45PM - 18.02.2010
Being involved in the programe was such a great experience .Am hoping that you go on and produce more series of a simalar nature so our young kiwi kids learn how it used to be ,Congratulations on afantastic series. Lyn Purves.