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Songs from the critically acclaimed TV series of the same name.
Mar 18, 2012 · Songs from the Inside: Created by Kelly Kilgour. With Anika Moa, Maisey Rika, Warren Maxwell, Ruia Aperahama. Four New Zealand musicians teach songwriting to prisoners in Rimutaka and Arohata Correctional facilities near Wellington, New Zealand.
- Documentary
- 30
- 2012-03-18
- Anika Moa, Maisey Rika, Warren Maxwell
Season 1. Episode 1. Four musicians enter New Zealand prisons to teach songwriting and uncover bigger lessons as prisoners reveal the real stories behind their music. Episode 2. Lesson One prompts startling revelations and a turn of the tables when students help Anika Moa find answers to her own past. Episode 3.
Songs from the Inside - Inspired by the work of Spring Hill Prison music therapist Evan Rhys Davies, Julian Arahanga convinced the Department of Corrections to allow him to film inmates making songs at Rimutaka and Arohata prisons — with mentoring from musicians Anika Moa, Warren Maxwell, Maisey Rika, and Ruia Aperahama. In later seasons Moa was joined by Don McGlashan, Annie Crummer ...
‘Songs From The Inside’ cuts through the small talk and conventions of reality television. The result is a gritty, thought provoking series that turns a rare lens on the darker corners of New Zealand society and dares to seek the positive. It is a journey of choices and consequences, demons and dreams, driven by the power of music.
Songs from The Inside - Series Three, Episode One - This acclaimed Māori Television series saw Kiwi musicians teaching bars behind bars — working with prisoners to compose and record songs, drawn from their life experiences. In this opening episode from the third season, Anika Moa, Ladi6, Scribe and Troy Kingi head to Christchurch’s men’s and women’s prisons. For Moa, Ladi6 and Scribe ...
Season 2. Episode 1. Sharing their memories of music, we are introduced to the prisoners who share their hopes and apprehensions with participating in the songwriting project. Episode 2. Beginnings: We find out more about the prisoners, as they workshop their lyrics, musical ideas and share their difficult life-stories. Episode 3.
