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Interview with writer and director Vincent Ward.

Interviews with Harmony Wihapi, Melody Wihapi, Miriama Rangi and Rena Owen - the actresses who play Puhi in the film.

Interview with actor Temuera Morrison

Interviews with Kero Nancy Tait (Tribal co-producer) and Matu Te Pou and Danny Hillman Rua (Tribal advisors on the film).

Making-Of B Roll footage from the film.

This is the trailer from the film

A 10 minute excerpt from this film.

Interview with writer and director Vincent Ward.

Interviews with Harmony Wihapi, Melody Wihapi, Miriama Rangi and Rena Owen - the actresses who play Puhi in the film.

Interview with actor Temuera Morrison

Interviews with Kero Nancy Tait (Tribal co-producer) and Matu Te Pou and Danny Hillman Rua (Tribal advisors on the film).

Making-Of B Roll footage from the film.

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Pride Hauraki

2 Aug 2014 - 10.39am

Aue, this was the best of the best of an Aotearoa documentary film EVER made, nga mihi ki a Vincent Ward, nga mihi hoki nunui ahau ki te wahine ataahua, wahine tino kaha a Puhi.
This movie had so many emotions for me that all ended in one emotion that i saw in sooooo many ways. I watched this movie three times in one night, and every chance i get to watch I'll watch all over again!! A ten out of ten star rated, must watch movie.

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Paul Ward

18 Jan 2012 - 06.24pm

@Bev: Look for the 'Availability' box (below right, when you are looking at the main 'Overview' page). You can press on the 'NZ Film on Demand' link to rent or buy the film.

cynthia gatipulu

16 Jan 2012 - 11.25am

Best Documentary I had seen in a long time .. Awesome work Vincent Ward, an emotional story of Puhi brought tears to my eyes & tears of happiness that her Mana had been restored! R.I.P Puhi

Bev Teinaki

15 Jan 2012 - 06.48pm

How can I obtain a copy of this movie.

Patrick Kuka

15 Jan 2012 - 12.53pm

STIRRING AND SO EMOTIONAL, VICIOUS AND EARTHY, AND SO INTELLECTUAL, SO US, SO TRUE AND APPLICABLE TODAY...

merekaraka taingahue

25 Nov 2011 - 10.11am

Sad :(

Lee

1 Apr 2010 - 01.51am

A brilliant but extremely sad movie. I couldn't understand and still don't understand why Puhi was literally abandoned by all her family and the Maori people. Supposedly Maori are family-orientated; that clearly was not evident in this movie. Totally gut-wrenching and a must watch to believe it for yourselves.