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Ngā Tohu: Signatures
Television (Full Length) – 2000
2000 TV Guide NZ TV Awards
Best Director - Drama: Andrew Bancroft
Best Actress: Nancy Brunning
Best Actor: George Henare
Best Supporting Actor: Ross Duncan
Nominated for Best Māori Programme
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