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Produced by Front of the Box Productions for Māori Television, Takatāpui was the world's first indigenous gay, lesbian and transgender series. Despite being a magazine-style show, it wasn't afraid to delve into some of the tough issues affecting takatāpui communities in New Zealand. This second full-length episode includes interviews with members of the all women takatāpui waka ama team, and Adee Kiel, manager of hip-hop/R&B group Nesian Mystic.
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Television, 2000 (Excerpts)
A gay Māori man lays his soul bare ...
Film, 2001 (Full Length)
The story of the first transgender person in the world elected to national office