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SF3’s Gateway for First Nations Stories

In its ninth year, the Smartfone FlickFest, and their embrace of accessible smart phone shot films, continues to offer opportunities for indigenous filmmakers of all ages to tell their stories.

In its ninth year, the Smartfone FlickFest, and their embrace of accessible smart phone shot films, continues to offer opportunities for indigenous filmmakers of all ages to tell their stories.

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CinesfestOZ Broome Says Yes!

A cinematic celebration of Indigenous identity is set to be showcased at CinefestOz Broome – First Nations Film Festival, to be held on the lands of the Yawuru people.

A cinematic celebration of Indigenous identity is set to be showcased at CinefestOz Broome – First Nations Film Festival, to be held on the lands of the Yawuru people.

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Trailer: Our Voice, Our Heart

Whichever side of the fence you sit on, and particularly if you're still undecided, then this documentary about Darwin locals, Tiwi man Jaxon de Santis and Warlpiri/Jawoyn man Justin Grant, is a film that you need to see.

Whichever side of the fence you sit on, and particularly if you’re still undecided, then this documentary about Darwin locals, Tiwi man Jaxon de Santis and Warlpiri/Jawoyn man Justin Grant, is a film that you need to see.

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Trailer: Remastered and Digitised How the West was Lost

Originally released in 1987, the documentary tells the little-known story - in their own words - of Indigenous workers who went on strike in 1946, protesting against exploitation at the hands of white pastoralists, government agents, and legislators in Western Australia. 

Originally released in 1987, the documentary tells the little-known story – in their own words – of Indigenous workers who went on strike in 1946, protesting against exploitation at the hands of white pastoralists, government agents, and legislators in Western Australia. 

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Short Film of the Week: Wire in His Blood

Following its screening at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival, Matt Deavin's beautifully made short documentary - about Ltyentye Apurte-born artist David Wallace and the health-related challenges that he faces - makes its online premiere.

Following its screening at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival, Matt Deavin’s beautifully made short documentary – about Ltyentye Apurte-born artist David Wallace and the health-related challenges that he faces – makes its online premiere.