Children of the Mist

Released in the era of contemporary documentaries, Children of the Mist provides an in-depth look at the Tūhoe people's experiences and challenges. The film captures the tension between tradition and modernity as younger generations navigate their educational and professional paths away from their tribal roots.

The documentary highlights significant cultural events, such as a Ruatoki festival, where the future of tribal governance is under discussion. It features notable figures, including law student James Milroy, who contribute to the discourse on managing tribal affairs. The film's exploration of these topics offers valuable insights into the ongoing dialogue surrounding indigenous identity in New Zealand.