‘Red, White & Brass’ Is a Feel-Good Film About Tongan Pride
Rolling Stone AU/NZ spoke with John-Paul Foliaki, one of the stars of the New Zealand-made film about an incredible true Tongan story
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Subscribe NowRolling Stone AU/NZ spoke with John-Paul Foliaki, one of the stars of the New Zealand-made film about an incredible true Tongan story
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