“There was a really beautiful thing that happened during the filming. We had a change of heart which changed our head.” — Vea Mafile’o on learning to understand her father through the making of ‘For My Father’s Kingdom’.
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“Being able to express myself as a Cook Islander through dancing and singing and teaching is still important for me.” — Caren Rangi.
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“Everybody knows what it’s like to be on a first date. Or have rude thoughts. And, as long as you’re being honest, it can be funny.” — Kura Forrester, Billy T award winner.
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“I always loved that little kids could watch bro’Town and not feel so stink about being poor.” — Oscar Kightley
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“Look, if you do a deal with us, you can call us in 200 years’ time and we’ll still be here. Someone will pick up the telephone.”
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