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Riwia Brown
Riwia Brown is a playwright and the award winning screenwriter of the cult classic movie Once Were Warriors (1994) from New Zealand. The ''Once Were Warriors'' screenplay, adapted from the book of the same name by Alan Duff, gained Brown the Best Screenplay award at the 1994 New Zealand Film and TV Awards.〔(Playmarket.org ) Playmarket, New Zealand Playwrights' Agency〕 Brown has written for theatre, television and films. Brown is from a creative family. Her brother Apirana Taylor is a poet, story-teller and musician. Her other siblings Rangimoana Taylor and Hania Stewart are also theatre practitioners.〔(NZine )〕
==Playwright==
Brown has written a number of plays since she began working in theatre during the 1980s. Her first play was ''Roimata'' (1988) which debuted in Wellington〔(Google Books ) Pacific Islands writing: the postcolonial literatures of Aotearoa/NZ and Oceania by Michelle Keown, p.215. Retrieved 9 November 2009〕 and later adapted for television and published in ''He Reo Hou'', a collection of Maori plays. Her play ''Nga Wahine'' (The Women) (1997) was adapted from the stage to television and featured Nancy Brunning in the lead role. In television, she wrote for the supernatural series ''Mataku'' and ''Taonga:Treasures of Our Past''. She was a co-writer of the American film The Legend of Johnny Lingo (2003).
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