New Zealand 2021, 98 minutes
Dir. Ainsley Gardiner, Briar Grace-Smith
Genres: Drama / Female-centric
Topics: Indigenous & Minority Cultures.
Feat. Tanea Heke, Ana Scotney, Te Raukura Gray, Rachel House, Hariata Moriarty, Keyahne Patrick Williams, Briar Grace-Smith, Chelsie Preston-Crayford, Miriama Smith
“Powered by a mighty heart, the blood coursing through the veins of this story is Aotearoa's, and regardless of where our bloodlines come from, it's one we all can connect with.”~Newshub
Aroview: Powerful Kiwi drama from the directors of WARU, following the intertwining lives of three Maori women who are cousins.
While one of them is orphaned without any knowledge of her whanau, a second escapes an arranged marriage to study law and begin the hunt for her missing cousin. A third assumes the role of kaitiaki (guardian) of the land at home, which the women are in danger of losing. Based on the 1992 novel by Patricia Grace, who is the mother of co-director Briar Grace Smith, this is a deeply personal account of the ongoing impact of colonialism on Maori communities.
Average rating (Good Enough). Showing 1-2 of 2 member reviews.
0 star (Not rated) Mean movie ~Ice Man
3 stars (Good Enough) The period details are well done and the ladies do justice to an interesting screenplay. ~Tubbs
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