A gripping film chronicling Māori in a defiant struggle against systemic racism and colonial injustice to reclaim their fishing rights. Through resilience and legal strategy, they secured their place in the industry, marking a landmark victory for Indigenous sovereignty. Thirty years later, the fight for equity and environmental stewardship continues.
A universal story of justice and perseverance, the film captures both triumph and ongoing struggle, revealing how Indigenous communities worldwide navigate power, reclaim their culture, and resist colonisation.
Directed by Arahanga and Doc Edge alumnus Mills (Black Grace – From Cannon’s Creek to Jacob’s Pillow).
Q&A with Directors Julian Arahanga and Toby Mills at Bridgeway Cinema (Auckland), The Capitol Cinema (Auckland), and The Roxy Cinema (Wellington). Q&A with Toby Mills at Lumiere Cinemas in Christchurch.
Below are general public film screening schedules for each city. For schools specific screening schedule, visit Schools In Cinema page.
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