Whakaari : Dans le piège du volcan (2022)

Awards
- 2 nominations total

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Mark Inman

Self - Hayden's Brother

Hazel Osborne

Self - Reporter, Whakatäne Beacon

Pouroto Ngaropo

Self - Maori Leader
(as Pouroto Ngaropō)

Andy McGregor

Self - District Commander, Bay of Plenty Police

Lauren Urey

Self - American Tourist

Matt Urey

Self - American Tourist

Jesse Langford

Self - Australian Tourist

Geoff Hopkins

Self - New Zealand Tourist

Kelsey Waghorn

Self - White Island Tour Guide

Brian DePauw

Self - Commercial Helicopter Pilot

Ngaroahiahi Patuwai Maangi

Self - Tipene's Grandmother

Isaac Tait

Self - President of Whakatane Coast Guard

Jason Herring

Self - Constable Whakatane Police

Mark Law

Self - Commercial Helicopter Pilot

Tim Barrow

Self - Commercial Helicopter Pilot

John Funnell

Self - Airplane Pilot

Jacinda Ardern

Self - Prime Minister New Zealand
(archive footage)

Anthony Langford

Self - Father of Jesse Langford
(archive footage)

Director
- Rory Kennedy
Writers
- Mark Bailey
- Dallas Brennan
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Twenty-two people died but only twenty bodies were recovered. Australian teenager Winona Langford and New Zealand guide Hayden Marshall-Inman - are still missing despite repeated ground and sea searches. Their bodies are believed to be in the water.

I am the type of person who would've done this excursion. I love nature, I love adventure, and appreciate the awesome power of the Earth and the dangers it possesses. This sort of tragedy is very sad though while I understand why they closed the island to guests after this tragic day I don't think it was totally necessary. You go on these tours because of the risk. You sign your life away before he tour because of this risk. As tragic as this was and I truly feel for the families, I think tours should still be allowed to this island.

With that said I think the documentary was very well done and did a great job of showing the viewer the landscape and power of the island as well as the culture.