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Tama Tū

Short Film, 2004

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 Krystal-lee Brown

Krystal-lee Brown

Absolutely amazing, the whole thing, i love that the longest dialogue you here is the karakia just goes to show the intensity of karakia and us as maori how so few words could possibly guide us with courage and strength to overcome anything, the humour - crack up : typical maori boys, such a serious situation but the humour just makes you forget about whats going on outside, my favourite shot, the very last shot we see before it ends - the carving next to the toy soldier, the way the carving was positioned behind the soldier as the soldier is facing in the other direction , to me, looks like the carving is a symbolism of a kaitiaki or their matua tupuna watching over them, supporting them, standing behind them. chuuurrr Taika Waititi ! MEAN SHORT!! using this short for a assignment at uni. =p

 
 Ian

Ian

Great short! It's usually hard to keep the audience interested throughout when there is no talking, but the silence and body language really work here. Very effective. I loved the whole scene with aiming at the German soldier. And the song used in the credits is just beautiful.

 
 Venus Yerkovich

Venus Yerkovich

cant believe their are no comments so far.

 

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