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Hinemihi: The House with the Golden Eyes (2026) | Slate

Hinemihi: The House with the Golden Eyes

After saving Jim Schuster's ancestors in the 1886 Tarawera eruption, the ancestral whare Hinemihi spent 130 years in an English garden. Now Jim and his whānau journey to bring the revered ancestress home to Tūhourangi and Te Arawa.

Released: 2026
Runtime: 54m
Genres: Documentary
Language: English

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Toby MillsDirector

Rawiri J TapiataDirector

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