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Breath of Peace (2005)

This film tells the story of how Aotearoa New Zealand became nuclear free and antiwar. A fascinating story of effort toward global peace.

1h 12mDocumentary
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Synopsis

A fascinating story of effort towards global peace, featuring eight peace people of Aotearoa New Zealand – spanning some seven decades – peacewalkers, petitioners, and folk in small boats and on the surfboards sailing out into the harbours in the face of huge warships. A unique documentary, bedded in the movement of aihe (dolphins), tohora (whales), kotuku (white herons), toroa (albatross) and with an original score blending contemporary waiata and traditional Maori musical instruments.

Movie Information

Director
Kathleen Gallagher
Writers
Kathleen Gallagher
Release Year
2005
Runtime
72 minutes
Genre
Documentary
Language
EN
Country
New Zealand
Status
Released

Top Cast

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Bunny McDiarmid
Self
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Pauline Tangiora
Self
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George Armstrong
Self
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Ruth Greenaway
Interviewer
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Athena Lambrinidou
Interviewer

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A fascinating story of effort towards global peace, featuring eight peace people of Aotearoa New Zealand – spanning some seven decades – peacewalkers, petitioners, and folk in small boats and on the surfboards sailing out into the harbours in the face of huge warships. A unique documentary, bedded in the movement of aihe (dolphins), tohora (whales), kotuku (white herons), toroa (albatross) and with an original score blending contemporary waiata and traditional Maori musical instruments.

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