Part one of four from this full length documentary.
Part two of four from this full length documentary.
Part three of four from this full length documentary.
Part four of four from this full length documentary.
The credits from this documentary.
Hokonui Todd is a portrait of African statesman Sir Garfield Todd (1908 - 2002). Todd was an outspoken supporter of black right to self determination in Rhodesia (which became Zimbabwe in 1980, after a bloody civil war). Here Todd and wife Gracie reflect on their lives: from their "egalitarian" New Zealand upbringing; their arrival in Rhodesia as missionary farmers; Todd's time as Prime Minister; being imprisoned by Ian Smith's racist white regime (along with daughter Judith); to emerging as a "conscience of the country" burdened with postcolonial troubles.
Limehurst Films
Visionary Film and TV
Made with funding from NZ On Air and the Short Film Fund of the NZ Film Commission
Vukuzenzele Co-operative, Dadaya High School.
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