Rain Of The Children Trailer

[Kennedyinc3]

So impressed. The finest New Zealand film i have ever seen. See it if you haven't

[lizzietakks]

thats my great nann xxxx

[achaelxoxoxo]

hmm.... im gonna rent this 2moro.

[bluebaydogg]

i rented this movie, then bought it. and i share it with as many people as i can. everyone that has watched it. feels it. ATAAHUA....

[piihau]

Ki nga whakaaro, he ataahua. I maringi mai he roimata, i te mea ka pa mai te pouri, te mamae ki te ngakau i te kite i a Puhi e tiaki i tana poai, i a ia e kaha mahi i ana mahi i waenga i nga aahuatanga kino o tana iwi.. I love this movie, because it shows the actual Puhi n Niki, and that just tops everything of!' He aitanga tenei no Tuhoe ki Ruatoki, ki Ruatahuna, whakawhiti ana kiWhakatohea.

[Misszy2u]

can someone tell me where I can get this??????? PLEASE

[LuvMeLykYuH8Me]

the video shop :)

[skeMaMen]

or try download option :)

[babylovekween]

meean.. my niece mirias in thea lol

[kron1kal]

yeah you go ma gurl hehe sitting in the sack funni alryt yea waimana hard tuhoe rep

[fe2matahi]

Go Anty Miri,Melody,Mika and Harm

Mean Matahisian Mean

[Bushmahn]

Too Much Mika hihi

r.I.P Koro Parang, Koro Hohepa && nanii Waipiro! Love Yhuu`s.. Yeah Beii waimana waaaht.

Hiramana-Rua whanau.

He uri ahau no Ngai Tuhoe Ki Te waiman Kaaku.

Shot erbdy Thats in Hea even Mhyy Mum =]

[sayWotFooL]

this movie made me cry ,what a beautiful,strong,maori women puhi was, she led such a hard life but she always had the courage to carry on just like a lot of our old kuia back in those days ,she loved her children dearly through life and death,shes a big part of our history as maori ,after watching the movie i have a better understanding of the prophet rua ,and what life was like up in the uruwera ,vincent you deserve a big fat award for this !!!

[Mr47211]

fuck his old movie is crack up...

the one with the fulla standing on the road in the middle of the night...

[MJ2LC]

Just a 'wow'. (:

Don't know the song from the trailer though, and it's great :O

[rosskonz]

Anyone know of a Video sore in the Gold Coast that hires this movie?

[fccoper]

temuera morrison rocks

[flashrobbie]

In Spring One Plants Alone was one of the best student films ever made and I'm sorry I missed this but the time will come. If you're reading this Vincent, thank you.

[melissainnz]

i saw it on an air NZ flight. Puhi lived the most amazing life, a very tragic one, but her determination to go on inspired me to never worry about my troubles. when i compare the easiness of my life to hers... aue! a MUST SEE

[BIGbrothersSpy]

I watched this movie in Whakatane, i think it was the first screenings before it went out to the rest of Aotearoa...it was a truely moving doco.

[mahinamaoli]

Tumeke, I am going to watch this! I miss home! I also write maori history stories of my own both fictional/non-fictional. It truly would inspire me more.

[televinyl]

Thank you Vincent. I saw the film tonight. You took me back to the early 1980s, my passion for Rua Kenana's story, the deep impression made by your film In Spring One Plants Alone and a road journey through the Urewera. Like you, I came full circle with Rain of the Children. An artistic triumph that left me wiping tears. An historical statement that will cause many to understand the resonance that the 2007 police raids have for Tuhoe.

[sdunderground]

Brilliant!

Anyone know what the name of the song is from this trailer?

[jamarethebest02]

I saw this 2day... and wen it finished and every1 started leaving the theatre, i overheard this white girl at bak of me say "That was the most boring movie I seen in my life!"..... she said that 2 her boyfriend who was Maori, I hope he leaves her!

[ANIBREV]

i saw movie today. Very impressive cinematography, heartbreaking story, intense at times. Hope many nzer's see this one...

[Ohiramoko]

Tena koe nga uri o Tuhoe, I went to the premier screening in Aucks, and man I gotta say the moment I sat down to watch the movie, those memories started coming back I lived in the house that nanny Puhi was in back in 1969-1970 with my koroua and kuia (Hiramana & Tawai)and went to school in Matahi, to see the old homestead which is still standing today, I have lovely memories of that place, my koro lighting the fire for my bath, a dirt floor I can go on....

[lorr31]

Just watched this movie today.... It's an amazing and moving movie.... Loved every minute of it...

[himarc]

this video is heartfelt warming. tumeke

[himarc]

Ae kia ora, cannot say anything negative about the movie, very moving bought back heaps of memories. there is one korero I would like to emphasise and that is two my whanau who blame their mate hinengaro on Nanny and Niki they know who I am talking about. they must remember as tamariki we were not exposed to their behaviour as much even you the ones I am talking about should know that. If I remember your nanny send you away as a teenager. next time think before you korero.

[maoriroo]

does anyone know how or where to get this dvd or if it is even out yet?

[maoriroo]

does any one know where or how to get a dvd of this,or if it is out yet?

[RialtoDistribution]

Hi there, the DVD should be out in stores early next year. In the meantime it is playing at this years Auckland International Film Festival in July. Cheers

[KingOropher]

Tuhoe nui tonu!

Glad to be back in Maungapohatu.

[babyjizahana]

kia ora, growing up in Whakarae, nanny Puhi was not nanny Puhi to us but Puhi kuia, cannot wait for the premiere when it come back to NZ

[amiracle41]

Kia ora. Ae tika taau. Kua kite koe?

Tino pouri ne? I was very young when nanny Puhi was alive. Niki I remembered the most. The movie/doco made me tangi abit. To see Matahi and her whare just made me cry.

You'll see nan's neighbours too. Henare, Maria and Dawson. Nga mokopuna....lol.

So moving and yet so tragic with what this kuia went through. One thing she had was what some of us struggle to hold on to....and that's the mana to get back up on her feet and fight another day.

[DeviantCowy]

Lol 300 Views

[amiracle41]

This film will no doubt may me abit teary eyed.....because this is where i grew up. My family are acting on the film, but it will take me back to the memories of Niki and of course nanny Puhi. To everyone who took part in the film, congratulations and best of luck with the awards in Australia and anywhere there after.

Mauri Ora whanau.

[andytheturnip]

So good to see New Zealand Cinema getting out there!

[2meke1]

Kia Ora I cannot wait to see this, a huge congrats to Mr Ward, what a honour it would be to make this movie; to actually document and make a film for all to see and learn some important Maori history,congrats to him,WAT A STORY !!!!!!!!! xxxx