Blackmail, lies and secrecy feature heavily in this TV3 documentary, which follows the teenage daughter of the photographer killed in the 1985 bombing of Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior. Marelle Pereira was just eight when her father Fernando died after French Secret Service agents set off two bombs in Auckland. The boat was set to protest nuclear testing in French Polynesia. Now 18, Pereira and her mum travel to French Polynesia, France and Aotearoa to ask why the French carried out the attack. Pereira interviews Rainbow Warrior crew and former Kiwi PM David Lange.
I walked over to her [mum] and I said something has happened to my father, isn’t it, and she said, yes, he’s missing, we don’t know where he is. I said how come, she said he was on the boat and there was a bomb and he’s missing, they can’t find him.– Marelle Pereira, on hearing the news her father had been killed
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