Contemporary NZ music and film

The list author says:
	"An easy read but with real depth. A good introduction to Maori culture.  Contemporary issues such as the roles of men and women are explored as well as family, race, tradition and spirituality."

The list author says:
	"This film adaptation is just as good as the book.  A timeless story of Maori life, the connection between people and Papa Tu a Nuku (Mother Earth)."

The list author says:
	"Excellent New Zealand Dub album from the former frontman of Salmonella Dub."

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	"Another great performance from Anthony Hopkins as the archetypel Kiwi bloke from Invercargill who travels to the US to break the landspeed record with his home tuned 'Indian' motorbike."

The list author says:
	"My favourite NZ Dub album.  Chilled out moody reggae beats (does that make sense?)"

The list author says:
	"Salmonella Dub Album"

The list author says:
	"Popular but hard to categorise band - soulful reggae/ NZ dub?"

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	"Hilarious comedy about two Kiwi blokes who go to the States to make it big with their band."

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	"An unforgettable and gritty image of one modern day Maori community"

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	"BBQ in the sunshine anyone? - Deep mellow beats"