New doco drama – how raids harmed Tūhoe lives

Tuesday, July 28th, 2015

A new documentary entitled The Price of Peace goes beyond the surface into the world of Tame Iti, and takes a different approach to telling the story of the Tūhoe raids.

Award-winning director and co-producer Kim Webby says she wanted to show all sides of Tame Iti.

“I knew him differently. I knew him as a grandfather and as a father, as a marae committee chairman, you know, a leader in his community.” Continue reading

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