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I will take you to where you need to go.
I'm Kngwarraye.
Te Mauniko.
There are important people coming to this meeting.
Can't you be more like your brother and sister?
How are we going to find you a white husband
when you walk around dressed like a slave?
Why would I marry a white man
when their war is burning across the land?
There wasn't any war here last time I checked.
Uncle Piripi!
I'll go and get Papa.
You're not dressed yet.
Uncle Piripi and the others are here.
Mama sent me
so you can start the meeting.
She's got you all ready, aye?
She's so annoying.
Uh-uh.
This gathering's really important.
Aye?
So...
you'll be debating who goes to fight the British Army?
That's if we're even going to join the war.
But surely we have to go and fight.
This is our moment.
Maybe.
Maybe not.
We can't just sit here
pretending nothing is happening.
Otherwise, we'll be next.
They burnt children sheltering in their own church.
Be careful, daughter.
Don't let your head be filled
with every story you're told.
But isn't that why our tribe is gathering?
So you can hear from this one and that one?
What are your three thoughts
about the war?
The voice in my head is your mama's.
"Be careful.
Compromise. Be strategic."
Be bold.
Back our allies.
Meet the monster.
What about your heart?
Well, that's you, my children.
You're my heart.
It's not just me who thinks we should fight.
All of us young ones do.
So if we're your heart,
you should listen to us.
Come. We'd best not keep them waiting.
You did this.
Did Papa tell you what he's going to do?
He didn't say anything.
Surely he'll send help to Maniapoto?
I talked with him.
What did he say?
He will support us.
Not if Mama gets to him first.
These are my thoughts.
Greetings to all who have traveled here.
As my daughter reminded me,
this is a crucial moment.
And so, the arguments for and against
have been debated.
Should we join the war?
For me,
perhaps for all of us,
my heart
is my children
and their children to come.
So I have decided
we must stay here.
Hold our children safe and tight.
Let us be sheltered!
That is my final word.
Brother-in-law,
I respect your authority,
but not your decision.
Sit down!
Your chief has spoken!
You lied to me!
Not now, Te Mauniko.
People are dying!
You said you would listen to me!
To us!
I listened to the innocence of your spirit.
What?
So I'm just a silly girl?!
My chief,
though you turn your back on your allies,
my family will fight!
Even if we must travel alone.
Tūhoe! Stand up!
Feel your anger burn!
Step forward!
It is the bull!
A vast, terrifying bull approaching!
Eating all above!
Devouring all below!
Te Mauniko! Get back!
Only death rules and we are left homeless!
Sustained only by the anger!
The hurt!
The fury!
You need to stop her.
Fire!
Gather together the strength of our children...
and inspire them to be great.
Then they shall see
the power of our warrior tattoos
as we tear and slash at the heart of our enemy!
And lead us not into temptation
but deliver us from evil.
For thine is the kingdom
and the power and the glory forever and ever.
Peace be upon you.
Wrong way, you bastard!
This is your land.
Your land
This is your land.
Look, your family has returned from the war.
This taonga is for you.
As an old net withers, another is remade.
No.
As an old net withers, another is remade.
Who are you, boy?
Who?
We pay respect to our maker,
the beginning of all things.
The source of power and spirit
that guides us through our struggles.
We acknowledge and farewell our ancestors who have passed
for clearing the path.
May they offer their love to our descendants.
Behold, there is life!
Come together!
And go forward! Taiki e!