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Children of the Migration

2004, English. Directed by Lala Rolls.

The children of the Pacific Island families who migrated to New Zealand in the 1950s, 60s, 70s and even 80s have grown up. They have changed the cultural landscape of New Zealand. Their presence has shaped New Zealand’s identity both nationally and internationally as a Pacific Nation. This is a record of the times and trails of these migrant families.

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16 October 2004
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Children of the Migration (2004) was directed by Lala Rolls and stars Tana Umaga, David Tua, Teuila Blakely.

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