All Roads seed grant recipients Teareapa Kahi and Quinton Hita were on the scene with their film Taua at the 58th Annual Berlinale International Film Festival. Screening as part of the Generations program, the film proved to be hit among viewers, at times some 1700 strong. In one extraordinary scene, Kahi was actually mobbed for autographs following a relentess Q&A session that lasted well over 45 minutes. 
Also on the scene was All Roads alumni, Warrick Thorton, whose film, Nana took home the "Golden Teddy" for Best Children's Film.
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All Roads Seed Grantees Make a Splash at the Berlinale!
All Roads Seed Grantees Make a Splash at the Berlinale!
Posted on February 22, 2008 in Film | 0 Comments
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