π TWO RIVERS MEET
New Zealand Trilogic Films
16mm colour with sound
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New Zealand Trilogic Films
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1977
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There are two distinct literary traditions in An New Zealand two rivers. One river is the the Maori oral literary tradition. The poetry has as been memorised and handed down from generation to generation. Much later came the Pakeha poetic tradition. The film explores the results of the meeting of these two rivers, as contemporary Maori poets recite some of their work.
Wellington repository
Moving Image
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828.993
D0567/1
The content of the films in this series are not restricted, but they are protected under section 49(1)(a) of the Public Records Act 2005.
Acetate and nitrate films and magnetic media (including U-matic recordings) are not issuable due to their technical formats. Please contact Archives New Zealand for permission to view or the availability of alternative access provisions. Viewing is by appointment only.
Research Services, Archives New Zealand National Office, P.O. Box 12-050, Wellington.