Character Relationships in Waru

Charm (played by Tanea Heke) is a protagonist in Waru. Aunty Charm directs the funeral food preparation at the local marae kitchen. Anahera (played by Roimata Fox) appears in Waru. Waru's kindergarten teacher who processes the boy's loss with her class and colleagues. Mihi (played by Ngapaki Moetara) appears in Waru. A single mother struggling to care for her children due to a lack of money for food and gas. Kiritapu (played by Maria Walker) appears in Waru. An anchorwoman who endures workplace microaggressions and overt racism while her colleagues discuss Waru's murder. Ranui (played by Kararaina Rangihau) appears in Waru. One of Waru's great-grandmothers who argues over the burial location to ensure his wairua finds peace. Bash (played by Miriama McDowell) appears in Waru. One of two sisters who drives to reclaim her children from an abusive household. Hinga (played by Merehaka Maaka) appears in Waru. One of Waru's great-grandmothers involved in a disagreement with Ranui regarding the proper resting place for Waru's body. Mere (played by Acacia Hapi) appears in Waru. A young teenager who gathers the courage to confront her abuser while armed with a tokotoko.

Character Relationship Map: Waru

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Story Analysis

An anthology exploring how a child's tragic death reverberates through a Māori community.

Plot Progression

  1. Gathering at Dawn
  2. Hidden Struggles
  3. Clashing Perspectives
  4. Final Farewell

Directed by Paula Whetu Jones, Awanui Simich-Pene, Casey Kaa

Waru (2017) · 6.9/10 · drama

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q101552206), public domain (CC0).