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BEING MĀORI: THE DR RANGINUI WALKER STORY

BEING MĀORI: THE DR RANGINUI WALKER STORY

Weaving the remarkable life, values and motivations of one of New Zealand’s most fearless academics and activists is the new feature documentary, BEING MĀORI: THE DR RANGINUI WALKER STORY

Funded by Te Māngai Pāho, BEING MĀORI: THE DR RANGINUI WALKER STORY will premiere on Monday 11 September at 8.30 PM on Whakaata Māori and MĀORI+.

BEING MĀORI: THE DR RANGINUI WALKER STORY underscores his enduring impact on Māori rights and the legacy he left,” says Adrenalin Group producer and director Bradley Walker.

“From the 1970s to the 2000s, he was a tireless advocate for Māori rights, social justice and cultural preservation.”

“Narrated by his grandson, Dr Curtis Walker, the documentary paints a vibrant portrait of a man who, was a pivotal figure in Māori history, who had a significant influence on the Māori rights movement's evolution.

“We explore the transformative impact of his work on Māori culture, education and identity and chronicle his relentless efforts to promote Māori rights and address social inequalities, whilst acknowledging the complexities of his role as a leader, says Bradley Walker.

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