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Kingi's Story
Television (Full Length) – 1981
Kingi (Mitchell Manuel) and his father (Te Whatanui Skipworth) in a scene from Kingi's Story, a film based on the real-life experiences of a group of boys who became wards of the state.
Kindly supplied by the Dominion Post
Kingi (Mitchell Manuel) finds himself in trouble with the police in Kingi's Story, the Television New Zealand/Morrow Productions film based on the writings and real-life experiences of a group of boys who become wards of the State.
Kindly supplied by the Dominion Post
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