Kiribati? Here We Are (1980): cast, story & where to watch
1980 · Film
Released in 1980, Kiribati? Here We Are is a documentary film directed by John Shaw, running about 52 minutes.
What it’s about. On 12 July 1979 the Gilbert Islands in the central Pacific became independent from British rule. The country then became known as Kiribati. This film shows the lifestyle of the people of these 33 islands, their history and culture, the natural resources and the effects of colonialism, World War Two, nuclear testing and foreign industry. It also records the celebrations that took place at this important moment in the country's history and looks to the nation's future.
Where to watch. Streaming options change often. See the full, country-by-country breakdown on our where to watch Kiribati? Here We Are page.
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- When was Kiribati? Here We Are released?
- Kiribati? Here We Are was released in 1980, with a runtime of about 52 minutes.