TATAU | Short FILM (2012) 4K
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- Опубліковано 24 кві 2024
- Tatau is about Siaki (Jack), an elderly Samoan man struggling to come to terms with the lifelong shame of having an incomplete traditional tattoo and the shame of now losing his sight. As Siaki's vision deteriorates, memories of the painful tattooing ceremony he underwent in his youth haunt him as he yearns to see his tattoo completed before it's too late.
Starring: Beulah Koale, Robbie Magasiva, Aleni Tufuga, Stacey Leilua, Vasa Tasele.
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Yes in old days honour was the main thing nowadays our pe'a not anymore. It's like a game to others and the tufuga it's their way of getting money. The value is lost
110%. Bring back the value bring back the Honour! people are forgetting what this all meant and what it means to be a sogaimiti, nowdays everyone has different means of getting it nowdays people get for show.
Sounds like hate an a bit of "I can't do it" wouldn't matter why you got it, even to go though the process is hard if you can't handle it don't hate on those that can, an if they can't finish it they go through the shame not you, its our own people who are always envious an jealous of those who go though it an use the excuse of these values BS, if you're not there to carry the shame an dishonour for those who can't finish it then shhhhhh🫴👌
@@MainMan13 its not hate it's love when it's comes to Samoan events the sogaimiti is very important but if the sogaimiti can't handles his responsibility. We feel sad because the true meaning of the sogaimiti is service and also the meaning of every patterns is all the kinds of service in Samoa. So sorry if I have offended you but I'm a sogaimiti and I serve my family in and out of Samoa fale. I have also witnessed a sogaimiti that cannot serve through words it's sad.
@@MainMan13 I got mine so your coming from the wrong point of view of what we are saying, yes everyone has their reasons. Majority and I say majority of the reason is for show. Learn and understand before calling people haters, people who get their Pe’a have the wrong reason, why do you think tufugās have also lost the value they are all about business!. Ka muamua le guku kua kaa ai lo’u pe’a is the saying they said back in the days, that is not how it is no more, if you know your value and how things are done around your own house and family, you understand what serving your family means know and how to puipui le aiga, the understand of the pe’a is serving your family protecting your family, becoming a man, a leader. There is no hate
@@teewizzle6005the ignorance is strong🤦🏽♂️🤣
My pops is from Utulei Village-He almost got the pe’a when he turned 18. Instead he left the island and joined the Air Force. Now at 82 years of age and no tattoos, he doesn’t regret not receiving the pe’a 🙏🏽 Love you pops
Awesome short movie. appreciate the respect, in all pacific islander cultures. I was tearing up at the father and daughter argument. Our fathers can be strong figures but can keep alot of troubles sealed in, they can go years without you even knowing.
I am not samoan but this was absolutely beautiful to watch i love learning about different cultures
Beautiful story,thank you!
Well done to the creators and actor's of this short film👏👏👏
So powerful thank you for sharing ❤️
When he let go of all his weaknesses by acknowledging them. The pain from getting the pe'a was no more and he could relax.
Wow🔥 i love this so much! Thank you for sharing✨️✨️
😭😭😭😭 So proud of the culture…. Pacific Islanders stand up🔥🔥🔥
"You gain Strength when you can acknowledge weakness." Fa'a Samoa
Whoooaaaaaa…that’s Excruciating❣️
This is a beautiful story ❤
LOVE THIS!!! 🥲🙌
That was dope!!
Fact: Back then if a Pe'a (tattoo) was not complete for men in the olden days you ould be given the title of a coward. As much as I love being a Samoan islander there are things that I respect and disagree to at the same time when it comes to serious situations like this.
Likewise, no one wants to be called Pe'a mutu.
absolutely beautiful team
This is deep and beautiful ❤️
Damn good short film. CheeeHooo!!!
Wow awesome
Awesome strong short film straight to the point 🙌🤗💚💚💚
damn cuhhhhh. that's my dad minus all the tattoo business! 🤣 Same lines and all. All jokes aside...this connected with me spiritually for some reason. My mum has tasked me with getting one in 2026...bruv. did this not help my confidence 😅😂😂
so much truth here!
Respect and culture
My mom is Samoan and when I was little, I went to samoa for the 1st time
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Is this a true story? Fkn love it!
I dunno if it's a true story but a reality for some men. It's embarrassing if the pe'a is incomplete, they don't show it, hence why some do go back and complete it years later.
Respect to those who go under the au
Malo lava le onosa'i malo fai ole faiva! seki'a le lesona taua mo tatou tama, ina fai ma le loto atoa!
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what was the song in the beginning?
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malo pea
Where is the Design Originally from?
Samoa itself
Wow so similar to the Maori puhoro 💯🤌🙌🙌🙌
The truth the tattoo of bad luck and curse
Wdym?
In Samoa many people who get this tattoo (Tatau) don't survive, either of infection or blood loss.
It might have been like that in the past, but not anymore. There's a reason why this kind of work takes a long time. I got a tattoo in apia and I don't regret it.
That was Rob Magasiva? 😳
Don't even bother tattooing. I found the reason.
Nah this straight from Samoa 🤣
Nah that's wrong info bro
Source?
@@TSB43 mythologysource.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/geb.png The Malu and Malu Lima are to do with geometric 'star gazing' patterns and the navigation of the stars. But if you look at the ancient Egyptian woman goddess Nut, she IS wearing the stars all over her body. So in one time we were in ancient Egypt, and have gone back to ancient Egyptian pagan worship - that Moses, possibly our ancestor took us away from.
@@TSB43 mythologysource.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/geb.png The Malu and Malu Lima are to do with geometric 'star gazing' patterns and the navigation of the stars. But if you look at the ancient Egyptian woman goddess Nut, she IS wearing the stars all over her body. So in one time we were in ancient Egypt, and have gone back to ancient Egyptian pagan worship - that Moses, possibly our ancestor took us away from.
My Samoan friend’s gay brother has this tattoo….. Were gays warriors too in Samoa????
Every born man was a warrior
Leai se puke🙄
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I see no diffrent from the person who gets it and dont get it my opinions
This cultural event is evil
It's not for the faint of heart. It has connections that run deep into our cultural and ancestral roots.
How?
And how is this evil? 😢 Sad that people judge others without understanding the meaning behind anything cultural whether it's dances, tribal patterns, clothing, religion etc., people that are close minded or like minded tend to be quick to speak but slow to listen or in this case learn!