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Mother

KÜĪ

Synopsis

In the face of her mother’s absence and her father’s alcoholism, 12 year old girl, Küī, rises above her age, caring for her brothers and confronting life’s harsh realities. Inspired by a true story.

Release History & Theatrical Window

Theatrical Premiere

May 2, 2025

Wide Cinema Exhibition

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Kahu Kaiha
Screenplay & Story
Carrisse Uta’i
Original Score
Andrew Faleatua
Original Title
KÜĪ
Country of Origin
New Zealand
Spoken Languages
English, Samoan
Runtime
12m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Kahu Kaiha

Screenplay & Story

Carrisse Uta’i

Original Score & Music

Andrew Faleatua

Director of Photography

Daryl Wong

Film Editing

Damian Golfinopoulos

Producers

Abba-Rose Vaiaoga-Ioasa, Carrisse Uta’i

Department Leadership Roster

Kahu Kaiha

Director

Carrisse Uta’i

Carrisse Uta’i

Writer

Andrew Faleatua

Original Music Composer

Carrisse Uta’i

Carrisse Uta’i

Producer

Daryl Wong

Director of Photography

Damian Golfinopoulos

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Mother.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mother

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Mother about?

In the face of her mother’s absence and her father’s alcoholism, 12 year old girl, Küī, rises above her age, caring for her brothers and confronting life’s harsh realities. Inspired by a true story.

Who directed Mother?

Mother was directed by Kahu Kaiha.

Who stars in Mother?

The principal cast of Mother includes Genevieve Kiikoro, Athens Koloi, Jeziah Barwig-Uini, Jovahn Barwig-Uini, Tekuhei Kaiha.

When was Mother released and how long is it?

Mother was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 12m.

Who composed the musical score for Mother?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Mother was composed by Andrew Faleatua.