The Maori Queen

Téléfilm
1993
1h 30min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA cultural documentary on the 25th anniversery of the Maori Queen. The first Queen of the Maori people in New Zealand.A cultural documentary on the 25th anniversery of the Maori Queen. The first Queen of the Maori people in New Zealand.A cultural documentary on the 25th anniversery of the Maori Queen. The first Queen of the Maori people in New Zealand.

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- Robert Hyatt
Scénario
- Robert Hyatt
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- The Maori Royal Family

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Réalisation
- Robert Hyatt
Scénario
- Robert Hyatt
Casting principal
- The Maori Royal Family

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The Maori Royal Family

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Réalisation
- Robert Hyatt
Scénario
- Robert Hyatt
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The Maori Queen

This event was shot by a contracted crew in NZ. The film is still in the NZ National film archives and has NOT been released to the public as of this writing (Feb 05/2006) It has yet to be finished. Due to lack of funding for project completion, the film footage has been archived until the time is right to finish it and let the public know of its memorable footage. Why I know about this project....it's because I 'own' the footage and was the principal that contracted Robert Hyatt to come to NZ and film it. We paid his expenses. I give this project a 5 because it is still in the vault. We plan to complete this project for national and international viewing one day in the future when the time is right.

Watch out Sundance we'll be there to Haka (dance)

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The director, 'Robert J. Hyatt', was the first and to this day only foreigner (American) to be allowed onto the sacred Moari, the royal area for only the privileged, with special permission by the Maori Queen for the purpose of filming the private meetings of the visiting Polynesian Kings and Queens.