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ITI POUNAMU Tuesday at 9.30 PM Critically-acclaimed NZ short films presented by Ainsley Gardiner and Tearepa Kahi. |
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PICTURES Saturday May 10 at 9.00 PM The story of brothers and rivals, both photographers of colonial New Zealand. Walter takes pictures of rebel Māori taken prisoner by colonial soldiers while Alfred's images obscure and romanticise the plight of the Māori. |
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RAUL THE TERRIBLE Raul Castells was born in the city of Rosario, birthplace of the legendary Che Guevara – his favourite targets: the Government and big business. Many say he has good reason. A portrait of a man driven to change things, and a horrifying insight into the politics of poverty. |
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SORRY FOR THE KUNG FU Sunday May 18 at 9.00 PM Croatian Comedy. At the end of the Slavic wars, a pregnant young woman returns from Germany to her village in Croatia. Unbeknownst to her family the child she is carrying was fathered by an Asian. |
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THE BLOOD OF MY BROTHER: A STORY OF DEATH IN IRAQ Saturday May 24 at 9.00 PM Thought-provoking look at the Iraq war and concepts of brotherhood, honour, grief and martyrdom which pervade the life of Ibrahim – a young man whose brother was killed by American soldiers. |
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