Movie · 1926

Moana

Robert Flaherty, Frances H. Flaherty

1h 38min NR Release: 01/07/1926 Documentary

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Moana is a documentary movie released in 1926, directed by Robert Flaherty and Frances H. Flaherty, starring Ta'avale, Fa'amgase and Tama. It runs 1h 38min and is rated NR in Brazil.

Official synopsis

In the South Seas, Samoan village life is portrayed with a painterly eye. Blending ethnographic detail with a romanticized 'Gauguin idyll', the film celebrates daily rituals, communal traditions, and the passage into adulthood, suffused pride of beauty and pride of strength.

Where to watch Moana

We haven't found where to watch Moana in Brazil yet. Availability changes often, so check back later.

Availability in Brazil · updated 01/10/2026

Trailer for Moana

Official Trailer · YouTube

Cast of Moana

6 actors

Ta'avale as Moana Fa'amgase as Moana's Fiancé Tama as Moana's Father T'ugaita as Moana's Mother Pe'a as Moana's Younger Brother Leupenga as Moana's Older Brother

Director: Robert Flaherty, Frances H. Flaherty
Cinematography: Bob Roberts, Robert Flaherty
Editing: Frances H. Flaherty, Julian Johnson, Robert Flaherty
Music: James C. Bradford
Production: Frances H. Flaherty, Robert Flaherty

Frequently asked questions about Moana

Where to watch Moana?

We haven't found where to watch Moana in Brazil yet. Availability changes often, so check back later.

Is Moana on Netflix?

No. As of the last check, on 01/10/2026, Moana was not on Netflix in Brazil.

How long is Moana?

Moana runs 1h 38min (98 minutes).

What is the age rating of Moana?

In Brazil, it is rated NR.

What year did Moana come out?

Moana came out in 1926.

Moana details

Status: Released
Original language: English
Countries: United States of America, Samoa
Production companies: Robert Flaherty Productions Inc.

Themes

Documentary south seas indigenous coconut tattooing samoa polynesia rite of passage polynesian oceania 1920s manhood ethnographic film tattoo art dance ritual native marriage rite docufiction indigenous tribes polynesian island