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Set In Stone
Set In Stone

Set In Stone

Repairing history | Restoring Memories | Returning a Hero Home

Genres

DocumentaryWar

OverView

The race to save the world's only dedicated Māori World War One Memorial from collapse reveals an unknown soldier's heroic story to the community he was once part of.

Others

Budget

$21000

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

89 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

16 May 2017

Country

New Zealand

Cast

Jay Rerekura

Jay Rerekura

Narrator

Rangi Wills

Rangi Wills

Himself

Detlef Klein

Detlef Klein

Himself

Mark Whyte

Mark Whyte

Himself

Aaron Te Rangiao

Aaron Te Rangiao

Himself

Rosemary Tennant

Rosemary Tennant

Herself

Virginia Hina

Virginia Hina

Herself

Marco Buerger

Marco Buerger

Himself

Adrian Te Patu

Adrian Te Patu

Himself

Sonny Barlow

Sonny Barlow

Himself

Greg Donson

Greg Donson

Himself

Raewyne Johnson

Raewyne Johnson

Herself

John Maihi

John Maihi

Himself

Bill Milbank

Bill Milbank

Himself

Janet Grubner

Janet Grubner

Herself

Mary Wakefield

Mary Wakefield

Herself

Robin Ayers

Robin Ayers

Himself

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