Beyond The Patch: Brother H

Brother H share's his journey of growing up in the Black Power Gang and finding a new path for his Whanau and brothers.
"Mana Atua: Beyond the Patch", brings the viewer behind the scenes with the people we have journeyed with while filming "Mana Atua" . Beyond the Patch gives the viewer deeper insight into the humanity, vulnerability, heartache, hopes and dreams of the men behind the patch.
Through raw, gritty, and heartfelt discussions, deep social issues and historical aspects of gang culture are brought to light while maintaining a lens of hope and the understanding that change is always within the power of the individual.
The up and coming film "Mana Atua" is a statement that no matter a person's background, even in the darkest places, there can be light. The film emphasizes the power of aroha (love), forgiveness, and hope to overcome trauma, anger, and hate, and create a positive change for future generations.
We hope you will support us in telling this important story, to find out more visit:
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[@teriinimclean6222]

HEARTY BROTHER H. SALUTES FROM KAWERAU

[@JasonMeihanamaiden-wt6tz]

Beautiful brother

[@aotearoanewzealand4336]

Powerful testimony from the bro . Salute

[@waynekanuta1605]

NGA MIHI H continue the amazing work black nation and red nation sorting things out not everyone is on board but to change 1 brother who can help another brother those two can turn into 4 and keep multiply into 8 n so forth blessings to all

[@Iron-Lion16]

You have come a long way from back in the days Brother H👍Bless you and your whanau brother 🙏💙

[@karenmetz4500]

🙏🎶🌟💙The Spiritual warriors of peace 🕊️❤️are our beautiful Rangitahi, the new leaders for going forward, hidden in plain sight, until now, here is one of them, God bless you son, we see you, we hear you we love you😘🌹🕊️🙏🎶💫✨🌟

[@double_074]

Big Salute to you brother and putting a light on the walk your walking for others around you to see.

[@HomeMusic-l3z]

God bless you and your mahi

[@ngatoa1018]

Well lucky yall still got your Lands Whanau. Arohamai RA #bigtime proud of yall💙

[@kurtp9589]

Solid brother H!!! Yeeeow thank you Jesus !!!!

[@SLIKSWIFTA]

Bless brothers from Sydney Australia love the Mahi keep up the good work 💯😤🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@EdwardClay-o1o]

mean brother H he changed my life though chainbreakes program him and his wife run im 1 of many who broke the chains of addiction

[@yfa07]

Good to see you in a better happier place now butha, member when you lived by gibbos n kope.🙏🏾

[@peterlafaele6131]

Much respect

[@sherylhokianga3]

TU MEKE!..Blessings!!!

[@stevenkaukau9404]

Chur bro, good yarn.

[@WekaDigitalMediaNZ]

Ka mau te wehi bro!

[@JasonMeihanamaiden-wt6tz]

And still beautiful

[@dd007x]

3rd generation gang member black power. Must be hard to stay away from it especially in a place like Whakatane as its a small town. Had a new years there once as a teenager in 1992. Bit of a drive from Wellington.

[@manguni666a3]

Yo my brother Hog, the man!

[@shystthaloc399]

Czemup my yo much aroha CuZn

[@YeroVictor-spanin]

To tuff the cuzzy mean mahis

[@drewashington-locc]

Yoza brotha hog wgcz em up