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Moana partpoker is a documentary film directed by Robert J. Flaherty, the creator partpoker partpoker partpoker of Nanook of the North. Trying to repeat the success of his earlier project, in Moana, Paramount Pictures partpoker partpoker sent Flaherty to Samoa to capture the traditional life of the Pacific islanders on film. Unlike Nanook, however, Flaherty was always one step behind Western partpoker influences. Finally ending up in the village of Safune on the island of Savaii, he found that the missionaries partpoker had already been there before him, and the native population had alread abandoned partpoker partpoker their traditional clothing for partpoker partpoker Western styles. partpoker Furthermore, the island was a virtual paradise so that unlike partpoker partpoker Nanook, he could not build on the theme of "Man against Nature" for the storyline partpoker of his film. Therefore, while the film was visually stunning, it failed partpoker at the box office, leaving Flaherty to attempt to find other locations more like the treacherous Arctic partpoker for his partpoker partpoker next film.Documentary partpoker films