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Patu!

19831h 52mMerata Mita
IMDb 7.6

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"New Zealand's Eight Week Civil War"

In 1981, the New Zealand government invited the South African rugby team to tour New Zealand. This effectively split the country in half. Patu! is the story of the protest movement, HART (halt all racist tours). This documentary shows footage of protester meetings, rugby games and various beatings meted out to protesters from police.

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What is Patu! (1983) about?

In 1981, the New Zealand government invited the South African rugby team to tour New Zealand. This effectively split the country in half. Patu! is the story of the protest movement, HART (halt all racist tours). This documentary shows footage of protester meetings, rugby games and various beatings meted out to protesters from police.

Who stars in Patu!?

Patu! stars Marx Jones (Cessna Pilot), John Minto (Himself (HART Leader)). The film was directed by Merata Mita.

How long is Patu!?

Patu! has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1983.

Is Patu! worth watching?

Patu! holds an IMDb rating of 7.6/10. Fans of Documentary are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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