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Otara Market
Otara Market
Television (Excerpts) – 2001 Documentary
Auckland
This collection celebrates Auckland onscreen. Reel...
Pasifika 2005
The Pasifika Festival held in Auckland
Children of the Migration
The stories of PI immigrants to NZ
Sione's Wedding
Featuring Oscar Kightley
No. 2
A Pacific Island comedy
bro'Town - The Weakest Link
Featuring Oscar Kightley
Made in Taiwan
This doco follows Kightley on a journey to discover his...
How Bizarre
OMC's Pauly Fuemana grew up in Otara
Dawn Raids
Oscar Kightley appears in the documentary, about the...
Sione's 2 - Unfinished Business
Starring presenter Oscar Kightley
Mai Time - Series 12, Episode 18
OMAC (Otara Music Arts Centre) features in this ep
New Streets - South Auckland, Two Cities
Otara’s market also feature in this doco
Pavlova Paradise Revisited - Episode Three
Austin Mitchell tackles Auckland
Pavlova Paradise Revisited - Episode Three
Austin Mitchell tackles Auckland
Tagata Pasifika - First Episode
The debut episode of Tagata Pasifika
Tihei
Busking in Otara Markets
Rooster Rooster Dragon Rat - Oscar's Guide to the Chinese Zodiac
Oscar takes a tour of the zodiac
Neighbours at War - Series Two, Episode One
A citizen's dispute in Otara
The City And The Suburb (part two)
Also features the Otara market
How the Other Half Lives - Hare Krishnas (Series One, Episode Three)
More on the cultural make up of Auckland
ASB Polyfest 2017 - Ngā Puna o Waiōrea (Series Two, Episode Seven)
Another popular South Auckland event
Otara Market documents the biggest outdoor market in New Zealand, held every Saturday in the heart of South Auckland. Presented by Samoan writer and comedian Oscar Kightley (bro'Town, Sione's Wedding) the colourful documentary tells the stories of the multi-cultural Polynesian, Asian, Indian and Pākehā Kiwi stall-holders and market-goers, at one of the country's best known community institutions. Lisa Taouma (website The Coconet) directs.
Key Cast & Crew
Produced by
Front of the Box Productions
Source
Front of the Box Productions
Availability
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Acknowledgements
Made with funding from NZ On Air