Amazing story about Maori tradition
Whale Rider is a pretty amazing story about tribal traditions and mythology amongst the Maori of New Zealand and sexism. The first son of the eldest son of the chief was supposed to take over the tribe. Instead he gave birth to a girl Keisha Castle-Hughes. She feels the power of her ancestors and the whale that was supposed to have given birth to the Maori. The story is about whether she can achieve her dreams and whether her grandfather Rawiri Paratene will accept her. You can feel Castle-Hughes’ yearning and the stubbornness of Paratene. It obviously throws in a lot of Maori culture like their songs and religion. You also see some of the dysfunction in the community with absentee fathers, etc. It all makes for an incredible mix and a powerful ending especially.
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