When one soldier dies, another takes his place. Wi Kuki Kaa delivers a poignant performance as a homeless man, confronting his memories of the Vietnam War. Screened at Critics' Week, Cannes Film Festival 2003.
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Title: Turangawaewae (2002)
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Wi Kuki Kaa | ... | Tiare (Koro) |
| Nancy Brunning | ... | Rose | |
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Sydney Larkins | ... | Hineata |
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Greg Matetaka | ... | Young Tiare |
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Grant Tilly | ... | Mr. Finch |
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Geoff Karena | ... | Manu |
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Reuben Harcourt | ... | Newspaper boy |
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Sam Miskinnmin | ... | Boy on the beach |
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Peter Holiday | ... | Boy on the beach |
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Tommy Weston | ... | Boy on the beach |
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Tama Kirkiri | ... | Vietnam Soldier |
| Taika Waititi | ... | Vietnam Soldier (as Taika Cohen) | |
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Sam Williams | ... | Vietnam Soldier |
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Mana Hira Davis | ... | Vietnam Soldier |
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When one soldier dies, another takes his place. Wi Kuki Kaa delivers a poignant performance as a homeless man, confronting his memories of the Vietnam War. Screened at Critics' Week, Cannes Film Festival 2003.
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28 July 2002 (New Zealand) See more »Company Credits
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