The heart-stirring New Zealand film “Whale Rider,” about a young Maori girl determined to become her tribe’s first female chief, was 2003’s ultimate chick flick.Program your TiVo's!
So there’s nothing surprising about Oxygen — the other women’s channel — grabbing the U.S. broadcast rights to “Whale Rider.” What is a pleasant surprise is the timing: You can see it at 8 p.m. ET tonight.
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Monday, March 01, 2004
Keisha Castle-Hughes on Oxygen
"Whale Rider" swims to Oxygen