| Reference Type |
Southern Cross
Southern Cross
newspaper
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| Title |
Aboriginal stories on screen |
| Author(s) | Leigh Paatsch |
| Publication Date |
10-04-1996 |
| Page Number |
6 |
| Comments |
Relevant to topics concerning Indigenous representation in Australian film.
Includes valuable quotes commenting on the way in which film - as a communication channel - can facilitate change in relation to the inequity between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
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| Synopsis |
Interview with Richard Frankland which focuses on Aboriginal filmmaking and the way in which the medium provides Abnoriginals with a means to represent their own experiences from which non-Indigenous people can learn about Aboriginality.
Frankland discusses his hopes to generate acceptance and awareness of Aboriginality via films such as No Way To Forget and more importantly to ensure a true Aboriginal voice in the Australian cinema of the future.
Includes comments concerning Frankland's experiences as a Feild Officer for the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody and his objectives for making No Way To Forget.
Includes photograph of David Ngoombujarra as Shane Francis in No Way To Forget. |
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