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Shrek: Kātahi Te Korokē!

Summary by E-tangata.co.nz
Maaka Pohatu is the reo voice of Shrek. (Photo: Māoriland Productions) Since 2001, the movie Shrek has been wildly popular throughout the world. This rollicking yarn about a grumpy green ogre and his smart-ass donkey friend can now be enjoyed in te reo Māori. Here’s Tainui Stephens, who directed the Māoriland production, reflecting on a joyful project.   Fairy tales were a part of my childhood, thanks to bedtime stories, comics, and books. Words…
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e-tangata.co.nz broke the news in on Saturday, March 22, 2025.
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