Barry's subsequent work. From the 1990s on, Barclay completed The Feathers of Peace, a documentary about the peaceful response by the Moriori people to invasion of the Chatham Islands, as well as The Kaipara Affair, on the wide-ranging implications of dwindling fish populations and the effects from development in the Kaipara harbour. His first book was Our Own Image (1990), about his film-making practices and the creation of Indigenous cinema. His second book, Mana Tuturu, (2005) makes proposals about Indigenous intellectual property rights. Recognition and Laureate Award In 2004, Barclay received an Arts Foundation of New Zealand Laureate Award. In the 2007 Queen's Birthday Honours, Barclay was appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit, for services to film. After his death, Barclay's body was returned to Whangaehu Marae near Whanganui on Wednesday, 20 February 2008. His tangi (funeral) was held on Saturday, 23 February 2008. Documentary on Barclay (2009) A documentary on Barclay's life and work, Barry Barclay: The Camera on The Shore, (duration 102 minutes) directed by Graeme Tuckett and produced by Anne Keating, was completed in February 2009. It screened at international film festivals, and on Maori Television Service in 2009 and 2012. Filmography As Director: The Kaipara Affair (2005) The Feathers of Peace (2000) Te Rua (1991) Ngati (1987) The Neglected Miracle (1985) Aku Mahi Whatu Maori (My Art of Maori Weaving) (1977) Ashes (1973) Autumn Fires (1975) TV Hunting Horns (1975) TV Indira Gandhi (1975) TV Tangata Whenua (1974) TV Series The Town That Lost a Miracle (1972) TV As Writer: The Feathers of Peace (2000) (screenplay) Te Rua (1991) Aku Mahi Whatu Maori (My Art of Maori Weaving) (1977) Books Our Own Image (1990, Longman Paul, Auckland) Mana Tuturu: Māori treasures and intellectual property rights (2005, Auckland University Press) References External links Arts Foundation Profile Page First Nations biography page "Film maker Barry Barclay Dies", New Zealand Herald, 19 February 2008. Online version of this article retrieved 5 June 2008. Drinnan, John (2008). "Filmmaker Barry Barclay dies: Ngati director was 63", Variety'' webpage posted 18 February 2008 (retrieved 5 June 2008). 1944 births 2008 deaths Members of the New Zealand Order of Merit New Zealand film directors New Zealand writers People from Masterton People from the Hokianga New Zealand Māori writers Ngāti Apa people Indigenous filmmakers in New Zealand People educated at Chanel College, Masterton Māori-language film directors