The Gravy - Series One, Episode Four (Tigilau Ness)
Hosted by Francis Kora
The Power of Music (Te Kaha o Te Waiata)
Herbs play in Ruatoria, directed by Lee Tamahori
Te Rerenga Wairua
Another spiritual journey to NZ’s northernmost tip
Home, Land and Sea
Composer Warren Maxwell in TrinityRoots
Mt Zion
Features Troy Kingi
Ruia Taitea: The World is Where We Are
A doco on Himiona’s mum, Patricia Grace
Don't Let it Get You
An earlier music-based Kiwi feature film
Warbrick
Also stars Kora and Calvin Tuteao
When the Cat's Away
Another Kiwi pub tour
Long Ago
More homegrown Kiwi roots music
Electric Dream
Shapeshifter go on an East Coast musical journey
Flow
Francis Kora playing in Kora
Skankenstein
Martial arts, levitating heroes and mysterious...
Margan's Musical Move
A tiki-touring pianist
Keskidee Aroha
Another musical journey
Groove City
Another movie involving music
Find Me a Māori Bride - First Episode
Also stars Matariki Whatarau
My Party Song - First Episode
Francis Kora sings
As the poster puts it, The Pā Boys is "about 'life, death and fu**ing good music'. It follows a Wellington band playing East Coast and Northland pubs, as they head for Cape Reinga. The trio find themselves on a roots journey that's both musical and personal (mateship, whānau, whakapapa). The cast includes singer Francis Kora, with songs by Warren Maxwell. Released in Kiwi cinemas on Waitangi Day 2014, Himiona Grace's first feature won positive reviews, and a Best Film gong at the 2014 Wairoa Māori Film Festival. Ainsley Gardiner (Boy) and Mina Mathieson (Warbrick) produced.
What’s a Māori without roots eh?– From the film’s trailer
Produced by
Whenua Films
Availability
Available to buy and rent from NZ Film On Demand
Released in New Zealand cinemas on 6 February 2014 (Waitangi Day)
Released on DVD in May 2014
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Music
Music by Warren Maxwell