Instruct: Classify an Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: grrrl power ... Maori style

Pai (Keisha Castle-Hughes) is the only grandchild of a Maori chief, and when he states that he will begin training the male first-born of the tribe to replace him, she doesn't accept this verdict, but quietly and confidently sets about learning the skills she will need and proving to everyone but him that she is the right person for the job. Will he eventually come around? Considering this is considered a "feel good" movie and "female empowerment" film, chances are he will, but how this comes about is worthwhile and entertaining. Castle-Hughes is outstanding at the head of a great cast. This is a great film for the family or anyone interested in other cultures.DVD extras include featurettes about filming, building the waka (ceremonial canoe) and the soundtrack; commentary with writer-director Niki Caro; 8 deleted scenes; trailer and tv spot; and stills. The film can be heard only in English but subtitled in English or Spanish.