More than 600 Māori died on the battle fields of Greece, Italy, Crete and North-ern Africa during World War II. Prague-based New Zealand film-maker Michael Havas documents the 1977 pilgrimage cruise of 28 Māori Battalion members when comrades and families of the fallen returned to the battlefields and cemeteries to honour their dead in traditional Māori ways.
Camera: Vilco Filac
Camera: Geoff Steven
Sound: Paul Boller
Sound: Olivier Monney
Sound: Dick Reade
Editing: Mirek Janek
Editing: Johnny Duback
Commentary Written: Steve O’regan
Commentary Written: Bernard Falk
Narrator: Ian Johnstone
Consultant: Andreas Roth
Production Assistant: Ursula Zeller
Director: Michael Havas
Producer: Peter-Christian Fueter
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