KANAKY AU POUVOIR. POWER TO THE KANAK PEOPLE

Year: 1988
Reference: F4570
Media type: Moving image

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Year: 1988
Reference: F4570
Media type: Moving image

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Place of production: New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories: Short
Duration: 0:29:18
Production company: KATHY DUDDING
Credits: Producer: Kathryn Dudding
Director: Kathryn Dudding
Camera: John Kirk
Camera: Marie Quinn
Camera: Rod Prosser
Sound: John Kirk
Sound: Kathryn Dudding
Sound: Christine Jeffs
Interpreter: Patricia Maunier
Stills: Bruce Connew
Stills: David Robie
Editor: Kathryn Dudding
Percussion Music: Gerrard Tahu
Voice Overs: Ann Budd
Voice Overs: Janet Potiki
Voice Overs: Stephanie Turner
Voice Overs: Jim Moriarty
Voice Overs: Turei Reedy
Voice Overs: Gerrard Tahu
Sound Recording Studio: Pacific Sounds Studio
Recording Engineer: John Donoghue
Post Production Facilities: NFU Video
Post Production Editor: Vincent Mills
Post Production Sound: Mike Hedges
Thanks To: Valdini Video
Thanks To: Vanguard Films
Thanks To: Pacific Films
Thanks To: Julie Webb-Pullman
Thanks To: Caz Sheldon
Thanks To: Carole De Colville
Thanks To: Simon Reece
Thanks To: Martin Long
Thanks To: John O'Shea

The plight of the Kanaks under the rule of the French Government.

Noumea is the capital city of New Caledonia and the centre of Government. The French continue to rule this South Pacific Island from Paris, 20,000 km away.

The fertile land in New Caledonia is all owned and farmed by the Caldosh, the French settlers, while the Kanaks have been dispossessed of their tribal lands and forced to live on small infertile reserves.