perspective of the protesters, and accusations of bias and partisanship. Mita has responded “The Pakeha bias in all things recorded in Aotearoa was never questioned... Yes, Patu! has a Māori perspective, but it does not override the mass mobilisation of New Zealand's white middle class, neither does it take credit from those who rightly deserve it”. In 2012, the 1983 theatrical cut of Patu! and supporting materials were added to New Zealand’s national UNESCO Memory of the World register. References External links Full film at NZonScreen 1980s New Zealand films 1983 documentary films 1983 films New Zealand documentary films