Marama

do yourself a favour, channel your hatred for english colonialism and go watch the movie <3 thank you tiff for showcasing this movie

kin

An immediate induction to the Good For Her canon

Max

Whakapapa. Whānau. Utu.From the very first scene Mārama makes it clear that this film isn’t going to be a run of the mill gothic ghost film, nor is it going to hold the average audience viewer by the hand and lead them through the story. With an opening disclosure statement…

Brie ✧ﾟ･:*

THAT DRESS HAS POCKETS???

theapratt

Wonderfully cinematic gothic folk horror! Loved the costumes, the colors, the lighting, the characters, & the Māori language & songs. The story is horrifically realistic in its presentation of patriarchal arrogance, & how the idiotology systematically created…

Penny_S

have you ever gotten goosebumps from being angry?

rainydaykisses

let māori make more movies about māori

kaiya

45 So sparse and direct in its anguish for the post-colonial experience that I ultimately wish that it had more to offer beyond its righteous rage. Fine gothic styling, sturdy performances, upsetting visions from a decimated culture, but it doesn't cohere into a fully…

SilentDawn

Nothing more horrific and nausea-inducing than colonialism

r