26 November 2020 Factual 75 mins
Te Anu Tonga, a Tongan/Maori woman, returns to New Zealand after thirty years to film a documentary about three Maori youth competing in Kapa Haka. She follows their journey and understanding behind what it means to belong. She begins to realize that this documentary is not about them, but about her.
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