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Produced by Screen Australia’s Strategy & Research Unit, The Black List is an important addition to reference material on Indigenous filmmaking in Australia, cataloguing the work of 257 Indigenous Australians with credits as producer, director, writer or director of photography on a total of 674 screen productions.
Listings go back as far as 1970 for feature films and telemovies, ! Film and TV to 1980 for documentaries and mini-series, and to 1988 for The shorts and series. projects since 1970 Titles are indexed by year and by filmmaker, and the book with also features a statistical summary and timeline of key titles and events. Indigenous Australians in key creative SCREEN AUSTRALIA Black Li! roles COVER PHOTOGRAPHY: (left to right) 1. Fat Pizza 2. Nana (on location) 3. Jacob (Murray Lui on location) Photographer: Sam Oster 4. Director Beck Cole & DOP Warwick Thornton on location in Tasmania for First Australians Photographer: Ricky Mainard
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They come to Sydney to learn camera, editing and other production techniques, go on to do some work with the ABC in Darwin and later train at the University of Western Australia. Blackfire Student film made by Bruce McGuinness and Martin Bartfeld at Monash University, focusing (documentary) on urban Indigenous communities in Melbourne. The first film known to have been made by an Indigenous Australian. 1973 Basically Black, ABC-TV broadcasts a version of the stage production that had been so successful at first TV show with an Sydney’s Nimrod Theatre the previous year. all-Aboriginal cast 1976 AIAS introduces The Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS), at this time the major producer of warnings to alert films about Indigenous Australians, places warning messages at the beginning of each of Indigenous audiences its films to alert Indigenous audiences to potential sensitive content, especially relating to to sensitive content the possibility that deceased people may appear in the film. This practice is later taken up by Film Australia, the ABC, SBS and others. The Cake Man 1977 The Cake Man ABC-TV screens Robert Merritt’s adaptation of his highly successful play The Cake Man (telemovie) in 1977, making it the first telemovie written by an Aboriginal writer. The production owed much to the pioneering actors Justine Saunders and Brian Syron. Backroads Gary Foley co-stars and plays a leading role in the development and production of this (short feature) low-budget short feature directed by Phillip Noyce. 5 1978 My Survival Essie Coffey collaborates with filmmaker Martha Ansara on this key documentary, one as an Aboriginal of the first films where Aboriginal people had a determining role in how they and their (documentary) community were represented. Wins First Prize, Documentary Section, Sydney Film Festival 1979, and Cinéma du Réel, Paris 1980, and screens at prestigious film festivals around the world. 1979 AIAS begins traineeships First full-time Indigenous traineeships in film/video production and other media fields are in audiovisual media offered at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (now AIATSIS). This program lasts until 1994 when Indigenous media training becomes more readily available at AFTRS. 1980s 1980 CAAMA (Central Initially operating as a radio station, CAAMA moves into video and TV in 1984 and later Australian Aboriginal Media into commercial television production with the commencement of Imparja Television in Association) established in 1988. CAAMA’s mandate is to promote Aboriginal culture, language, dance and music while Alice Springs generating economic benefits in the form of training, employment and income generation. Involved in numerous drama and documentary projects. Many other media associations follow over subsequent years. 1981 It’s a Long Road Back Made by Coral Edwards, an early AIAS film trainee, with sound recordist Wayne Barker, My Survival (short film) on professional Super-8, about her search for her mother after her removal to the as an Aboriginal Cootamundra Girls Home. The film leads to the beginning of Link-Up, which was Martha Ansara founded by Coral and Peter Read. Link-up’s pioneer beginnings were then filmed in (camera) and David MacDougall’s Link Up Diary. This focus on Coral’s work leads eventually to the Essie Coffey Stolen Generations stories being heard. (car) 1982 NAIBA (National Aboriginal Advocacy group established to support Indigenous video, television and radio broadcasting. on location & Islander Broadcasting Replaced by NIMAA (National Indigenous Media Association of Australia) in 1992, and then Courtesy: Association) established by the Australian Indigenous Communications Association (AICA) in 2003. Martha Ansara, 1983 Lousy Little Sixpence Produced by Gerry Bostock and directed by Alec Morgan, with Lester Bostock as associate Alec Morgan (documentary) producer, this influential documentary screened at festivals around the world from Athens to Montreal. Winner, Sydney Film Critics’ Circle award Best First Feature 1984, Silver Medal American Film Festival 1984, Gold Plaque Chicago, Silver Award Philadelphia. Ernabella Video Television EVTV starts making programs in Indigenous languages for local consumption. Most (EVTV) starts at Pukatja spectacular success is Seven Sisters Dreaming. Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Media (PY Media from 1987) (PY Media) is incorporated in 1987 as the regional body to help communities develop their own community media centres. 6 1980s 1985 Aussat launched With the launch of Australia’s first domestic satellite, many remote Indigenous communities gain access to telecommunications, broadcast television and radio for the first time. Warlpiri Media Association Warlpiri Media begins transmissions in March 1985. Later known as PAW Media Communications, it is one of the first community organisations to develop and facilitate video production in remote Aboriginal communities, along with PY Media. 1986 Short Changed Co-written by Robert Merritt (with Ken Quinnell), making him the first Indigenous (feature) Australian credited as a screenwriter of a theatrically released feature film. 1987 ABC’s Indigenous Programs The Indigenous Programs Unit (IPU) is formed within the newly created TV Documentary Unit established Department by the ABC in 1987/88, to initiate and supervise the making and purchasing of programs on Aboriginal issues. Brian Syron appointed as Producer. BRACS (Broadcasting Established on the recommendation of a federal government inquiry into the media needs for Remote Aboriginal of Aboriginal communities, Out of the Silent Land (1984); a small-scale, community-based Communities Scheme) broadcasting system designed to transmit over short distances. Enables communities to introduced produce their own video and radio programs and re-broadcast or ‘embed’ this material in mainstream programming by turning off main signals and transmitting their own programs locally. BRACS is coordinated through the growing number of media organisations serving remote communities, such as Warlpiri Media and PY Media, known as Remote Indigenous Media Organisations (RIMOs). In 2001, IRCA (Indigenous Remote Communications Association) becomes the peak body and resource agency for RIMOs, currently representing over 150 communities that broadcast television and radio Australia-wide. Indigenous Community Television (ICTV), established in 2001, draws on programs from the RIMOs. 1988 Imparja Television CAAMA takes on operation of the new Remote Commercial Television Service (RCTS) (established in 1986) delivered via Aussat to cover the central Australian continental ‘footprint’ and establishes starts broadcasting Imparja Television with a Board made up of representatives from Aboriginal Land Lester Bostock Councils. This then becomes the first commercial TV network to be owned and operated Courtesy: by Indigenous people anywhere in the world. Imparja featured a long-running program, Mervin Bishop Nganampa Anwernekenhe, in the major Indigenous languages of the Centre. 1989 Weekly magazine programs The forerunners of similar programs on SBS-TV such as ICAM and Living Black, First in Line on SBS-TV and and Message Stick on ABC-TV. Blackout on ABC-TV 7 1990s 1990 First set of published Lester Bostock edits The Greater Perspective: Guidelines for the Production of Film & production protocols Television about Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders drawing on the work of many developed for SBS-TV industry workers and incorporates the protocols already in place at AIAS/AIATSIS. Night Cries Tracey Moffatt’s short film Night Cries – A Rural Tragedy screens in competition at Cannes (short drama) and goes on screen at 45 film festivals – 41 of them overseas – winning several awards including the Erwin Rado award for Best Short Film at Melbourne Film Festival 1990, Best Short, Montreal Women’s Film Festival 1990, Special Jury Award, Tampere Tracey Moffatt Short Film Festival 1991. 1991 Royal Commission into Taking into account the social impact of colonisation on the lives of Aboriginal people, the Aboriginal Deaths in Royal Commission’s report makes a recommendation, among many others, to support Custody Indigenous media initiatives to counter negative stereotyping in the mainstream media. Goolarri Media Enterprises Established by the Broome Aboriginal Media Association (BAMA), Goolarri Media facilitates established and manages the development of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous media and communications. Produces the well-known Aboriginal variety program The Mary G Show (2002) for SBS and helps facilitate production of the SBS drama series The Circuit (2007-2009), which also involves several Goolarri producers and directors. 1992 Promoting Aboriginal and Following the settlement of a complaint to the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Torres Strait Islander Commission (HREOC) brought against the AFC by filmmaker Brian Syron, Shirley Involvement in the film and McPherson, a respected administrator and accountant, is asked by the AFC to examine video industry, A Report the Commission’s relationship with Indigenous Australians, which she does by conducting surveys and holding interviews with key stakeholders. Jindalee Lady Brian Syron’s Jindalee Lady is the first feature film directed by an Indigenous Australian. (feature) Starring Lydia Miller, the film screens at 1992 Hawaii International Film Festival and wins Best Feature Film, 1992 Dreamspeakers International Film & Art Festival, Canada. 1993 Indigenous Branch Established to provide programs involving practical professional development coupled with established at AFC production funding. Women of the Sun Awards include 1993 AWGIE Award for Best Original Work for TV and 1993 Penguin Awards (TV series) (Television Society of Australia) Best Drama Series Script for Hyllus Maris and Sonia Borg; and Best Actress in a Series for Mawuyul Yanthaluwuy; Grand Prix, Banff World Television Festival, Canada. Women of the Sun First Indigenous training Lester Bostock establishes this influential course at the Australian Film Television and course at AFTRS Radio School (AFTRS). Well, I heard it on the radio The AFC publishes this essay by Marcia Langton on the politics and aesthetics of and I saw it on the television filmmaking by and about Aboriginal people. (book) 1994 AFC’s first Indigenous The AFC’s Indigenous Branch begins its first drama initiative, a collaborative effort involving drama initiative From Sand all the state film agencies, Film Australia, SBS Independent and the FFC, using a model of to Celluloid launched carefully mentored and monitored development, including a practical workshop. 8 ChronologyChronology 1990s 1995 Indigenous Commissioner Bob Maza is appointed as the first Indigenous Commissioner to the AFC, serving to appointed to AFC June 1998. Rachel Perkins is appointed July 2004 and appointed to the Board of Screen Australia in June 2008. Indigenous Unit The first edition of 13-part series ICAM (Indigenous Cultural Affairs Magazine) Kuri-Gnia established is broadcast in February 1996. at SBS-TV 1996 No Way to Forget Directed by Richard Frankland, this film is selected for the 1996 Cannes International (short drama) Film Festival in the category of Un Certain Regard. Also wins Best Short Fiction Film at Rachel Perkins the 1996 AFI Awards. Screens at more than 20 festivals in Australia and around on location the world. Kicking Down the Doors, Indigenous filmmaker Brian Syron, with Briann Kearney, writes the first history of (book) Australian Indigenous filmmakers from 1968 to 1993. 1998 Radiance Rachel Perkins’ feature is voted most popular film at the Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra (feature) film festivals. Deborah Mailman wins Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role at the 1998 AFI Awards. Goes on to screen at 21 overseas film festivals. Bush Mechanics Based on a concept by Francis Jupurrula Kelly, directed by Francis with David Batty, (documentary) and produced by the Warlpiri Media Association, this one-off documentary will go on to spawn a popular series. The film is one of the first titles produced through the National Indigenous Documentary Fund (NIDF). Reaching its 13th round in 2010, NIDF continues to provide production opportunities for both emerging and practising Indigenous Radiance documentary filmmakers. Photographer: Heidrun Lohr Inaugural Remote Video Held at Kintore (Walungurru, NT) showcasing the range of video produced by Indigenous Festival people in remote communities. 1999 Lester Bostock Indigenous NSWFTO and Metro Screen launch this program to support first-time Indigenous Mentorship launched filmmakers by providing access to equipment, facilities support and stock, as well as an Indigenous mentor. Run as part of the First Break program from 2010. Indigenous Screen Australia Established to be ‘a voice for Indigenous people and our media organisations working (ISA) founded in film and television’, ISA represents film and television on behalf of the Australian Indigenous Communications Association (AICA). Bush Mechanics 9 2000s 2000 Inaugural Message Includes the latest short films and documentaries from new and emerging Indigenous Sticks Indigenous Film directors. Has been held at the Opera House in Sydney, annually ever since. Festival Black Book published Blackfella Films publishes the first edition of this directory of Indigenous practitioners Beneath Clouds working in film, theatre and the arts, as well as listings of creative works by Indigenous Photographer: Mark Rogers filmmakers. Website launched in 2005. Confessions of a Sally Riley wins Best Short Fiction Film at the 2000 AFI Awards for this film. Headhunter Screens at 13 overseas film festivals including Clermont-Ferrand and Rotterdam. (short drama) Revised Indigenous A revised set of guidelines and protocols are prepared by Darlene Johnson and published protocols published by SBS Independent. by SBS 2002 Beneath Clouds Ivan Sen wins Premiere First Movie Award and actor Dannielle Hall the Piper Heidsieck Queen of Hearts (feature) wins in Berlin New Talent Award at Berlin International Film Festival. Ivan also wins Best Director, and Photographer: Matt Nettheim Allan Collins Best Achievement in Cinematography at the 2002 AFI Awards. The film goes on to screen at multiple international festivals including Rotterdam, Sundance, Pusan and Montreal, and to win two awards at St Tropez. AFI Award for Rachel Perkins wins the Byron Kennedy Award for outstanding creative enterprise at the Outstanding 2002 AFI Awards. Achievement 2004 Queen of Hearts Danielle MacLean wins Best Screenplay in a Short Film at the 2004 AFI Awards. (short drama) Yellow Fella wins AFI Award 2005 Deadly Yarns A joint initiative of ScreenWest, ABC Television and the Film and Television Institute WA initiative launched designed to showcase the work of Indigenous writers, directors and producers through the production of five-minute films. Five series produced to 2010. National Indigenous The federal government announces $48.5 million in funding for NITV. Their charter: Television (NITV) “bringing together our society and making it a better place by showing on TV the values, announced voices and visions of Indigenous Australia”. In 2007 NITV establishes a Head Office in Alice Springs and a television arm in Sydney. The Djarn Djarns Short films screen at Beck Cole’s Plains Empty, Warwick Thornton’s Green Bush, and Allan Collins and Photographer: Mark Rogers Sundance and Cannes Tom Murray’s Dhakiyarr vs the King screen in competition at the Sundance Film Festival; Ivan Sen’s Yellow Fella is accepted into Un Certain Regard at the Cannes Film Festival. Screenings and awards Wayne Blair’s The Djarn Djarns wins the Crystal Bear for Best Short Film, and at Berlin Warwick Thornton’s Green Bush wins the Short Film Award in the Panorama section at the Berlin International Film Festival. Richard Frankland’s Harry’s War also screens. 10 Chronology 2000s 2006 Black Screen Film screening program administered by the AFC’s Industry and Cultural Development program launched Branch that provides Indigenous communities and the broader Australian public with access to Indigenous practitioners’ films. Transferred to the NFSA in July 2008. 2007 SBS-TV screens Richard Frankland is nominated for an AFI Award for Best Direction in Television first season of (for the episode Where the Heart is), David Ngoombujarra wins an AFI Award for a The Circuit Best Supporting Actor role and Tammy Clarkson is nominated for Best Lead Actress, all in 2007. Clarkson also wins the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Outstanding New Talent at the Logies the following year. A second season screens in 2009, with Catriona McKenzie as overall director. Kelly Lefever, Mitch Torres, Dot West and Wayne Blair are awarded a 2009 Australian Writers’ Guild Award (AWGIE) for their scripts for series 2. Warwick Thornton on location Yarning Up initiative NT Film Office and the Top End Aboriginal Bush Broadcasting Association (TEABBA) for Green Bush launch the ‘Yarning Up’ initiative, producing a series of five-minute documentaries which are broadcast on the ABC in 2008. A second series starts production in 2009. 2008 Nana wins award in Berlin Warwick Thornton’s Nana wins the Crystal Bear for Best Short Film in the Generation Kplus section at the Berlin International Film Festival. Goes on to win a further seven awards in Australia, Germany and Canada. 2009 Samson & Delilah Warwick Thornton wins the Camera d’Or for Samson & Delilah at the 2009 Cannes Film wins at Cannes Festival. The film also wins seven awards including Best Film, Best Direction, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Cinematography at the 2009 AFI Awards. The Circuit Screen Australia publishes Written by lawyer Terri Janke, Pathways & Protocols: a filmmaker’s guide to working with protocols for filmmakers Indigenous people, culture and concepts, provides advice about the ethical and legal issues working with Indigenous involved in transferring Indigenous cultural material to the screen. people Multiple awards for This landmark series from Rachel Perkins (producer, director, writer), Beck Cole First Australians (director, writer), Darren Dale (producer) and Louis Nowra (writer) wins many awards in 2009 including the AFI Award for Best Documentary Series, Logie Award for Most Outstanding Documentary, and NSW Premier’s Literary Award for scriptwriting, as Samson & Delilah well as Best TV Documentary at the UN Media Peace Awards. Photographer: Mark Rogers 2010 ABC-TV creates new Indigenous Department established at ABC-TV for developing and commissioning an Indigenous Department expanded slate of prime-time Indigenous drama and documentary, as well as ongoing production of the long-running weekly Indigenous magazine program Message Stick. Bran Nue Dae Rachel Perkins’ film, co-written with Reg Cribb and Jimmy Chi, based on the stage breaks through musical by Jimmy and Kuckles, achieves mainstream success, taking $7.4m at the Australian box office. Murray Lui and The Australian Cinematographers Society awards Golden Tripods to Murray Lui Jacob Allan Collins win for Jacob (Fictional Drama Shorts) and Allan Collins for Three Acts of Murder Golden Tripod awards (Telefeatures, TV Drama & Mini Series). Photographer: Sam Oster 11 2000s 2011 A record four features Four feature films with Indigenous key creatives are released in Australian cinemas, released the most in any one year: Here I Am (written and directed by Beck Cole, with Warwick Thornton as director of photography), Mad Bastards (with Alan and Stephen Pigram among the four producers), The Tall Man (produced by Darren Dale) and Toomelah (written, directed and shot by Ivan Sen). Mad Bastards Acclaim for The Tall The Tall Man screens at Toronto International Film Festival, and wins multiple awards in Man, Mad Bastards and Australia including a Walkley Documentary Award, AWGIE award, two ADG awards and Toomelah four ACCTA nominations. Mad Bastards screens at Sundance and Karlovy Vary, and wins the 2011 Inside Film Award for Independent Spirit. Toomelah screens at Cannes. Sally Riley, Erica Glynn and The 2011 Australian Directors Guild presents its 2011 Cecil Holmes Award to Sally Riley Rachel Perkins win awards and Erica Glynn for services to directing. Rachel Perkins wins the 2011 Stanley Hawes Award at the Australian International Documentary Conference and the inaugural Contribution to Television Award at the 2011 Jameson IF Awards. The Tall Man 2012 ABC-TV screens Mabo ABC-TV airs the telemovie Mabo in the 20th anniversary year of the Mabo decision, reaching 904,000 viewers across Australia. Redfern Now goes into Shooting starts on Redfern Now, a ground-breaking contemporary TV drama series jointly production developed by ABC-TV and Screen Australia’s Indigenous Department with production company Blackfella Films. Scheduled to screen in late 2012, the series draws on the talents of several hundred Indigenous Australians both behind and in front of the camera. The series wins two AACTA awards and two Logie awards, and averages over 1 million viewers Toomelah across metro and regional markets. A second series follows in 2013. NITV to move to free-to-air The 2012-13 Federal Budget transfers funding for National Indigenous Television (NITV Ltd.) to SBS to develop a new, national digital free-to-air channel dedicated to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander content. The Sapphires shines The Sapphires, directed by Wayne Blair with Tony Briggs as one of its two writers, screens at Cannes, is picked up by the Weinstein Company for international sales, and achieves an opening weekend domestic box office of more than $2.5 million, the highest for an Australian film in 2012 (as of August). Redfern Now Screen and Media Industry The Australian Government announces funding of $1.1 million through the Department Indigenous Employment of Education Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) for the Screen and Media Program announced Industry Indigenous Employment Program, a partnership between Screen Australia and Media RING. The two-year program to support jobs and training for Indigenous Australians in media organisations reaches its target of 40 participants, six months ahead of its 2015 completion date. The Sapphires 12 ChronologyChronology 2000s 2013 Quality TV drama continues Production starts on the six-part drama written by Jon Bell, which transports the audience with The Gods of Wheat into the world of a modern Aboriginal family. The series is shot on location in Coraki, Casino Street and Lismore, with episodes directed by Wayne Blair, Catriona McKenzie and Adrian Wills, and features an ensemble cast including Kelton Pell, Ursula Yovich and Shari Sebbens. Screenings at Berlin Seven films screen as part of NATIVe, a new program at the Berlin International Film International Film Festival Festival dedicated to global cinematographic tales of indigenous peoples: Beneath Clouds, Green Bush, Nana, Ngangkari, Payback, Samson & Delilah and Ten Canoes. Indigenous films tour Murdoch University, supported by the Australia International Cultural Council, commences Africa a tour of contemporary Indigenous films including The Sapphires, Mad Bastards, Redfern Now and Mabo, screening at international film festivals throughout east Africa. The Gods of Wheat Street Indigenous films feature at Ivan Sen’s drama Mystery Road opens 2013 Sydney Film Festival, and Dylan McDonald’s Sydney Film Festival documentary Bucksin takes out Foxtel Australia documentary award. 2014 David Gulpilil Best Actor at David Gulpilil wins Best Actor award in Un Certain Regard at the Cannes Film Festival for Cannes his performance in Rolf De Heer’s Charlie’s Country. 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E:hjfEgÐ8 +1Df:X:Ð8 [CjXEYh:fOEg [YL µÑÒXOYjhEg:YD[oEf¶ Ð9 )M[fh µjYDEfÑÒXOYjhEg¶ 23 )M[fhDf:X:Ñ4 Titles by year 17 FEATURES TV DRAMA 1980s 1970s 2009: The Circuit series 2 33 Lockie Leonard series 2 35 1983: The City’s Edge 27 1976: The Cake Man 33 Swift and Shift Couriers series 2 38 1985: Short Changed 30 Three Acts of Murder 39 1990s 2010s 1990s 1990: Women of the Sun 39 1992: Jindalee Lady 28 1994: Heartland 35 2010: My Place 36 1993: Bedevil 26 Lift Off series 2 35 1996: Life 28 1996: The Masters 36 1998: Radiance 29 1998: Pizza 36 1999: Somewhere in the Darkness 30 1999: The Fifty Foot Show 34 Pizza series 1 37 2000s 2000s 2001: Beneath Clouds 26 2002: Fat Pizza 27 2001: Pizza series 2 37 2003: The Finished People 28 2002: Blue Heelers series 10 32 Orange Love Story 29 2003: Blue Heelers series 11 32 2008: Stone Bros 30 Pizza series 3 37 2009: Bran Nue Dae 26 2004: FireFlies 34 Dreamland 27 2005: The Alice 32 Samson & Delilah 29 Dust Echoes 34 Pizza series 4 37 Remote Area Nurse - R.A.N. 38 Us Mob 39 2006: Lockie Leonard series 1 35 Pizza: The Da Vinci Cup 37 Pizza: World Record 37 2007: Bit of Black Business 32 The Circuit series 1 33 Double Trouble 33 Pizza series 5 37 2008: Satisfaction series 2 38 Swift and Shift Couriers series 1 38 18 TITLES BY YEAR DOCUMENTARIES: LONG 1970s 1990s 1972: Blackfire 55 1990: Boomalli: Five Koorie Artists 57 1995: Helping Sis 93 1999: Black Sheep 54 1978: My Survival as an Aboriginal 124 Same Place My Home 142 Speak Quiet, Speak Strong 147 Bunje 60 1991: Best Kept Secret 51 Storytellers of the Pacific 151 Glad 90 1980s Blackman, White Australia 55 1996: The Coolbaroo Club 68 The Healing Sounds of Building Bridges 60 Crim TV 69 the Bungaran Orchestra 92 1983: Giving It a Go 89 In the Gutter? No Way 95 Dhuway 73 Joe Rock 100 Lousy Little Sixpence 111 Kids and Culture 103 Marn Grook: Koori Inmates 104 Munda Nyringu 121 Malangi 113 Football Dreaming 115 Marluku Wirlinyi: The Rainbow Serpent The Kangaroo Hunters 114 137 Oceans Apart 129 Oyster Cove Festival 132 1986: Kamira: Pina Yanirlipa Minyma Kutjarra Tjukurrpa 119 1992: Exile and the Kingdom 80 1997: Apekathe 45 Ngurrarakurra 100 Missing in Alice 120 Gammin Paradise 88 Artists Up Front 48 Photographic Memory: 1987: Getting Better 89 Basic Equipment 50 Milli Milli 118 A Portrait of Mervyn Bishop 134 1988: Black Futures 53 Blacktracker 56 Poison 135 Rites of Passage 139 A Change of Face 64 Buffalo Legends 59 Tent Embassy 154 Stone Forever 150 Dreaming of Lords 76 Copyrites 68 Travelling Walpiris 159 This River Still Has a Song 156 Education 77 Milerum: Whose Story? 118 Who Killed Malcolm Smith? 167 Wrap Me Up in Paperbark 170 Karbara: The First Born 101 1993: Blood Brothers 56 Night Patrol 127 One People Sing Freedom 130 Broken English 58 Nyawa Kulila Wangka (Look, Listen, Speak) 128 Storymakers 150 Freedom Ride 86 Shifting Shelter 1 143 1989: Always Was, Always Will Be 44 From Little Things Black Santa 54 Big Things Grow 87 Stolen Children 149 Dreamings: The Art From Spirit to Spirit 87 Straight from the Yudaman’s Mouth 151 of Aboriginal Australia 77 Jardiwarnpa: A Warlpiri Fire Spirituality 148 Ceremony 98 1998: Ardiyooloon 46 My Life as I Live It 123 Ariba Enuba 46 1994: Eternity 79 Bush Mechanics 62 Makin’ Tracks 112 In Search of Archie 95 More Than Legends 120 Leah Purcell: One Woman Show 106 My Country 123 Many Nations, One People 113 No More Nightmares 127 Silent Legacy 145 Where the Children Play 166 Vanish 161 19 DOCUMENTARIES: LONG 2000s 2000: Back to the Yumba 49 2001: 8th Festival of the Pacific Arts 42 Stranger in My Skin: Kutcha Edwards 104 Behind the Ball 50 Aboriginal Deaths in Custody 42 Ray Cotti 151 Long Shadows 110 Bunna Lawrie 61 Bobby McLeod 57 Substance Misuse 152 Me and You 115 Buntoo Bunta 61 The Cherry Pickers 65 Survival 2001 Concert 153 Memories of Iwany 116 Buried Country 62 Corroboration 68 Third World United Nations Ngangkari 126 Evonne Goolagong Cawley 80 Djakapurra Munyarryun 74 Conference Against Racism 155 No Fixed Address 127 Gampa 88 Domestic Violence 74 Torres Strait Island Adoptions 158 Rabbitohs’ Return 136 Hunting and Sea Rights 94 Douglas Pitt 75 Torres Strait Islander Tombstone Opening 157 Autonomy: Masig 158 Indigenous Unemployment 97 Dreamtime to Dance 77 Tour of France 02: Trespass 159 Karma Waters Land Evelyn Scott 79 Nunukul Dance Troupe 158 Whispering in Our Hearts... Agreement 102 Everyday Brave 80 Trek: An Australian The Mowla Bluff Massacre 167 Land of the Little Kings 105 For Who I Am: Bonita Mabo 84 Camel Odyssey 159 2002: Aboriginal Summer School Mental Illness 117 Indigenous Boxers 96 Wayne’s World 164 in Adelaide 43 Remembering Country 137 Indigenous Filmmakers 96 Ways of Being, Ways of Talk 165 AFL Kickstart Program 44 Scholar, Athlete, Warrior Indigenous Media 96 We of Little Voice 165 Big Girls Don’t Cry 52 - Tribute to Dr Kumantjayi Jetja Nai Medical Mob: Yeperenye Federation Festival: Black Chicks Talking 53 Perkins 143 Naomi Mayers 99 Coming Together as One 171 Brook Andrew 59 Shifting Shelter 2 144 Jodee Cockatoo 99 2003: Arafura Pearl 46 Child Abuse: Sue Charles 66 Sissy 145 Media Nomads: Banjo Clarke 49 Small Island, Big Fight 146 The Thaiday Brothers 116 A Close Shave 66 Beyond Sorry 51 SpinFx 147 Minymaku Way 119 Darby 71 The Child Artist of Stolen Generations 149 Mistake Creek: Steven Craig 120 Distant Echoes 73 the Carrolup 66 Sugarman 152 My Country 123 Doris Pilkington 75 Desperate Times 72 Teddy Briscoe 154 My Mother India 124 Emotional Fitness 78 Dhakiyarr vs the King 72 Tent Boxers 154 Native Title: Return to Ugar 124 End of the Corrugated Road 78 Diyama - Soundtracks of Maningrida Tiddas 156 Nest 125 Following the 73 Rabbit-Proof Fence 83 Troy Cassar-Daly 160 NSW Aboriginal Rugby Dot Collard 75 Valerie Corbett 161 League Knockout 128 The Forgotten 85 The Dreamers 76 A Walk with Words 163 Pat O’Shane 132 The Foundation 85 Faith Thomas 81 We’re Not Lost 165 Remember Finnis 137 Gina Rings: Filmmaker 89 The Good, the Bad and the Loud: The History of CAAMA Willigan’s Fitzroy 168 Rosemary Wanganeen 140 Gulpilil: One Red Blood 91 Music 91 World of Dreamings 170 Roxby Downs 141 ICAM Anzac Day Special 94 Lake Tyers Brigade 105 Yidaki 172 Saltwater Bluesman 142 Indigenous Women’s Rugby League 97 Living Answers 108 The Soccer Lady 147 Justin 100 Living Treasures 109 20 TITLES BY YEAR DOCUMENTARIES: LONG Macumba Revisited 111 Marjorie Woodrow 114 Les Ridgeway 107 Norforce 128 Mparntwe Sacred Sites 121 Lillian Crombie 107 Peena Geia 133 Mr Patterns 121 The Long Grassers 109 The Road Home 139 Out of the Shadows: The Lore of Love 110 Rosalie’s Journey 140 Sammy Butcher 132 Merrepen 118 Scars: A Stolen Vision 142 Peter Coppin 134 Our Bush Wedding 131 Sisters in the Richard Bell 138 Our Community 131 Black Movement 146 Richard Frankland 138 Pioneers of Love 134 Timebomb 156 Rosie 140 Rydin’ Time 141 Vis a Vis: Techno Tribal 162 Russell Page: A Dance Stephen Hagan 149 Yeperenye Federation Festival: Tribute 141 True Stories - The Road Ahead Concert 171 Sisters on the Move 146 Artists of East Kimberley 160 2004: 5 Seasons 41 Strokes of Colour 152 Vic Simms 162 Aden Ridgeway 43 Tamworth 153 Yellow Fella 171 Ankula Watjarira 45 Thancoupie 155 2006: 50 Years Indigenous TV 41 Best Foot Forward 51 That Ole Mac Blagic 155 About a Girl: Casey Donovan 43 Blaktrax 56 Tommy 157 Aunty Connie 48 Bob Maza 57 Who was Evelyn Orcher? 167 Black ‘n’ Dusty 52 Change of Heart 65 Wirriya: Small Boy 169 Broken Borders 58 Cherbourg 2005: 4 Wheel Dreaming 40 Coming of the Light 67 (100 Year Anniversary) 65 The Art of Healing 47 Cool Drink and Culture 67 Crossing Country - The Alchemy Art Therapy 47 Cos I’m Free: Cathy Freeman 69 of Western Arnhem Land Art 70 B.L.A.C.K. An Aboriginal Footy: The La Perouse Way 84 Crossings 70 Song of Hip Hop 48 The History of the Political Doctors 74 Broome Hero 59 Struggle: A Personal Point Getano Lui Jnr 88 Carrolup Found 64 of View by Mr Chika Dixon 93 Harold Blair 92 Case 442 64 Island Fettlers 98 Karli Jalangu: Crookhat and Camphoo 70 The KIN Story 104 Boomerang Today 101 The Dream of Love 76 Line in the Sand Kate George 102 Endangered 79 (Palm Island) 108 Ken Colbung 103 Hula Time: Living Country 108 Leila Murray 106 The Seaman Dan Story 93 Malaytown Stories 113 Lloydies 109 Kanyini 101 Matthew Doyle 115 The Lost Ones 110 The Last Post 106 Murray, Life and Death 122 Making a Mark 112 21 DOCUMENTARIES: LONG 2000s continued My Brother Vinnie 122 Men’s Gathering 117 Green Warrior 91 Milli Milli Nganka 119 The Ngallak Koort Nigger Lovers 126 Gurrumul - Old Country New Country - Boodja Project 125 Night 126 Son of the Rainbow Serpent 92 Journey of a Raft 129 Once a Queen 130 An Oath Unbroken 129 i Belong 94 Oondoorrd: Married Turtle 131 Shifting Shelter 3 144 The Pelican Brief 133 In a League of Their Own 95 Pecan Summer 133 Sunset to Sunrise 153 Pride of the League 135 The Intervention 97 The Professor 136 Waverly’s Dream 164 The Pub with One Beer 136 Mad Morro 111 Spinifex Man 148 Wirrangul Women: Ripples from Wave Hill 138 Museum of the World 122 The Story of Bran Nue Dae 150 Always Have, Always Will 168 Shellie Morris Swept Away 143 On the Up and Up 130 Warrior in Chains 164 Women of the Sun: A Sister’s Love 145 Postcards from Pormpuraaw 135 Yarning Up series 2 170 25 Years Later 169 Troubled Waters 160 River of No Return 139 2007: 40 Years On 40 Urrpeye 161 Sights Unseen: 2010s 4077 - Stylin’ Up 41 Vote ‘Yes’ for Aborigines 162 Pictures by Michael Riley 144 Aboriginal Rules 42 Vote of No Confidence 163 Spirit Stones 148 2010: Big Fella 52 Agnes Abbott 44 When Colin Met Joyce 166 Tnorala 157 Nganampa Anwernekenhe 125 The Burden of Responsibility 61 When the Natives Wanja 163 Burning Daylight 62 Get Restless 166 Yarning Up series 1 170 The Butterfly Effect 63 Willaberta Jack 168 2009: 2 Live 2 Deadly 40 A Caring Culture 63 Worimi Bight Back 169 The Anangu Story 45 Convincing Ground 67 2008: Beijing Boxer 50 Arlpwe Art: Ali Curung 47 Courting with Justice 69 Black Tracks Canada Bangarra Fire 49 Dark Science 71 ImagineNative 54 Black Factor Sports Destiny in Alice 72 Black Tracks Canada Imparja Cup 53 Finding Place 82 Travel Show 55 Born in this Skin 58 Flour, Sugar, Tea 83 Bungalung 60 Culture Warriors 71 Footprints in the Sand: Bush Toys 63 Feelin’ Kinda Deadly 81 The Last of the Nomads 84 Embassy Days 78 Fire Talker 82 The French Connection 86 Festival of the Pacific Arts 81 From the Ashes 87 Jackie 98 First Australians 82 Giving Voice 90 Jarlmandangah 99 Fitzroy Stars: Karlu Karlu: Devil’s Marbles 102 Kev Carmody: More Than a Game 83 Lani’s Story 105 Cannot Buy My Soul 103 Frangipani Land Forever 85 Making Samson & Delilah 112 Lest We Forget 107 From Freak Show to Big Top 86 Many Tongues, One Voice 114 Men’s Business 117 Gnulla Katitjin Meeting Ms Right 116 Quoppadar Boodjar 90 22 TITLES BY YEAR DOCUMENTARIES: SHORT 1980s 2000s 1981: It’s a Long Road Back 183 2000: Blood in the Ground 177 2006: Fred’s Story 181 1982: Bread and Dripping 178 Geometry 182 Kempsey Ball 183 1983: Cass - No Saucepan Diver 178 2001: Games People Play 181 Noongar of the Beeliar 187 1988: Eelemarni: The Good Fight 182 Rest in Peace 190 The Story of Leo and Leva 180 Weeping Willow 195 Up the White Eyes 194 Moodeitj Yorgas 186 2002: Aunty Vicki and the Doolagah 175 Us Deadly Mob 194 1989: Alice 174 Baamba Albert 175 2007: Bollywood Dreaming 177 Bush Bikes 178 Cheeky Dog 179 1990s Orphanage Girl 189 Country Song 179 Saltwater Freshwater 191 Picture Park - Featuring German 1991: Balgo Art 176 Your Brother, My Tidda 197 Artist Katharina Grosse 190 Walking Dancing Belonging 195 1992: Anderson Sisters 174 2003: Barb 176 Who Paintin Dis Wandjina? 195 1993: The Legacy 184 Harriet’s Daughter 183 Wrong Way 196 1994: A Passage Through Story Place 193 2008: One River, All Rivers 188 the Aisles 189 2004: Don’t Say Sorry 180 One Tree, One Man 189 1997: Empire 181 Nature Nature 187 A Shearer’s Life: Introducing 1999: Dressing Dad 180 One Mile Dam 188 the Barker Brothers 192 Koori Knockout 1999 184 Roger 191 Yolgnu Guya Djamamirr 197 A Memory 185 Sailmaker 191 Yothu Manda 197 Peeping Thru the Louvres 190 The Songman 192 2009: 10 Wives 174 Speak of Spirit 192 Sugar Bag 193 Barngngrnn Marrangu Story 176 Upstaging 194 Boss 177 The Wiradjuri Fight to the Bitter End 196 George and the Ngurrngu 182 Writing Wrongs 196 Music Men 186 My Nan and the Yandi 186 2005: Babinda Boulders 175 Nundhirribala’s Dream 187 Destiny Deacon 179 Koori Court 184 Marloo’s Blues 185 Miss Coolbaroo 185 The Old Man and the Inland Sea 188 Talkabout Walkabout 193 23 SHORT DRAMA 1980s 2000s 1987: Nice Coloured Girls 234 1998: Cherish 207 2000: Angel 200 Switch 245 1989: Night Cries - A Rural Tragedy 234 Djet 212 BYT/ME/I 205 Turn Around 248 A Night Out 235 The Dolphin 213 Capricorn 206 An Urban Love Story 250 Grace 220 Confessions of a 2003: And Justice for One 200 1990s Just a Short Story 226 Headhunter 208 Home 222 My Bed Your Bed 232 Dare to Dream 211 Kathy 226 1992: Terra Nullius 246 Passing Through 237 Dust Settles 214 Mirror Images 231 1994: Black Light 203 Promise 238 Harvey 222 Postcard Infinity 238 Nonno Pepe is a Video Head 235 Redreaming the Dark 240 Immortal Man 223 Queen of Hearts 239 1995: Black Man Down 203 Tears 245 Jubulj 225 Robin Hoodz 241 The Cup and The Lip 210 1999: Agnes, Maude and My Mother My Son 233 A Simple Song 243 Road 240 Fly Peewee, Fly! 217 Pearly Too 199 2004: Broken Bonds 205 The Third Note 246 1996: Acquiring a Taste for Raffaella 198 Bias 202 Camping Out 206 Tightrope 246 A Few Things I Know Dust 213 Checkerboard Love 207 About Her 216 Fade 2 Black 214 2001: 11:11 198 The Djarn Djarns 212 Goblin Market 219 Figures in Motion 216 Listen 228 Feel My Absence 215 How Low Can You Go 222 Fragments 217 One Night the Moon 236 Green Bush 221 Mortal 231 Harry’s War 221 Redfern Beach 239 Plains Empty 237 No Way to Forget 235 Level Two-Tom 228 Starr 244 Too Little Justice 247 Payback 237 The Watchers 251 Midas 230 2005: Even Odds 214 Round Up 241 Saturday Night, 2002: Arcadia 200 Fuse 218 Space Pizza 243 Sunday Morning 242 Black Talk 203 Ganggu Mama 219 Tryst 248 Wind 252 Cold Turkey 207 Going Home 220 Two Bob Mermaid 249 Creepy Crawleys 208 Grange 220 The Underdog Principle 250 The Crossing 209 Mabo 228 When the Breathing Fades 252 D-Evolution 210 Memory 230 1997: Box 205 Dancing in the Dust 211 Sa Black Thing 241 Crouching at the Door 209 Flat 216 Unstuck 250 Journey 225 Grey 221 Yearn 253 My Colour, Your Kind 232 Inasmuch 223 2006: Adrift 198 Strike Your Heart 244 Kungkal Palyalku 227 Amy Goes to Wadjemup Warm Strangers 251 Mimi 230 Island 199 Shit Skin 243 Bad Habits 202 24 TITLES BY YEAR SHORT DRAMA 2010s Black Beach 202 2008: Babygirl 201 2010: After Dark 199 Crocodile Dreaming 208 Karla: Fire Story 226 Jhindu 224 Frankie’s Story 218 Mah 229 Transit 247 Futureman 218 Mulinjahli Muscle Main Actors 229 Got Hustle 232 Mobile 231 Nia’s Melancholy 234 Other[wize] 236 2009: Aunty Maggie and Reflections in the Womba Wakgun 201 Black and White 240 Bourke Boy 204 Scrub 242 The Caretaker 206 Storytime 244 Culture Clash 209 Susan’s Birthday Party 245 Dead Creek 212 Tuff Nut 248 The Farm 215 Weewar 251 Fault 215 2007: Back Seat 201 Gammin Love 219 Blind Date 204 Jacob 224 Blood Lines 204 Mabuji 229 Custard 210 The Party Shoes 236 Days Like These 211 Quarantine 238 Done. Dirt Cheap. 213 Ralph 239 Flowerboy 217 Hush 223 Jackie Jackie 224 Joonba 225 Kick It to Me 227 Kwatye 227 My Country 233 Nana 233 Sharpeye 242 Too Late 247 The Turtle 249 Two Big Boys 249 Who Are You? 252 You’re Not Playing That! 253 25 11 /1!/ Û6 11 /1!/ E:hjfEgÑ8 +1Df:X:Ò4 [CjXEYh:fOEg [YL µÑÒXOYjhEg:YD[oEf¶ô2 )M[fh µjYDEfÑÒXOYjhEg¶Ðõ6 Title )M[fhDf:X:.. 200 Li!ings Û7 Bedevil Beneath Clouds Bran Nue Dae 1993 2001 2009 35mm 35mm 35mm 90 min 90 min 92 min Producer Anthony Buckley, Producer Teresa-Jayne Hanlon Exec Prod Christopher Mapp, Carol Hughes Director Ivan Sen Jason Moody, Matthew Street, Director Tracey Moffatt Writer Ivan Sen David Whealy Writer Tracey Moffatt DOP Allan Collins ACS Producer Robyn Kershaw, DOP Geoff Burton ACS Cast Damian Pitt, Dannielle Hall Graeme Isaac Cast Lex Marinos, Tracey Moffatt, Director Rachel Perkins Diana Davidson, Jack Charles, Lena is a fair-skinned teenage girl with Writer Reg Cribb, Rachel Beneath Clouds Auriel Andrews a dark-skinned mother in an isolated Perkins, Jimmy Chi Courtesy: Teresa-Jayne Hanlon town. She rejects the Indigenous Photographer: Mark Rogers Cast Geoffrey Rush, Magda family which surrounds her and longs BEDEVIL is a trilogy of ghost stories Szubanski, Tom Budge, Ernie for the love of her Irish father. Vaughn, that follows characters pestered a dark-skinned teenage boy lives in Dingo, Deborah Mailman by visions - real, remembered and an isolated prison camp. He is angry imagined. These contemporary tales at the white world that surrounds BRAN NUE DAE is a road movie, travel from the sparseness of the him and lashes out when provoked. coming of age, comedy musical which outback, through the murky, rotting Incarceration has made him old celebrates the adventure of swamps of the islands, to the Brisbane before his time and has separated him finding home. Based on the stage docks in a stylish vision from writer/ from the love of his family. These two musical by Jimmy Chi and Kuckles director Tracey Moffatt. Bran Nue Dae hardened young souls escape from (Patrick Duttoo Bin Amat, Jimmy Photographer: Matt Nettheim Sales Contact their worlds and hitchhike together Chi, Garry Gower, Michael Manolis Ronin Films towards Sydney in a struggle for Mavromatis and Stephen Prigram). Australia purpose, identity and love. 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The film shows explores the continuous struggle by also encouraged the artists to value the conditions of the survivors living Central Australia’s Arrente people to their work commercially as well as in horrific poverty next to flourishing maintain the sacred sites and stop spiritually, believing that by selling gold and nickel mines and uranium the expansion of Alice Springs from paintings the people could become developments, and of the Maralinga swallowing them up. independent of welfare as well as bring Indigenous art to the attention of the tests and those who died there, as the SALES CONTACT wider community. victims to British bombs and CAAMA Productions Pty Ltd official neglect. 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See credits at right for those that we have been able PRODUCER Beck Cole, Priscilla Collins, Urban, Gerri Williams DIRECTOR Glen Stasiuk DIRECTOR Kaily Koutsogiannis, to identify. Erica Glynn, Danielle MacLean, Steven WRITER Glen Stasiuk, Rob Kerr, McGregor, Trisha Morton-Thomas, Julie Nimmo, Gerri Williams Ashley Sillifant Nganampa Anwernekenhe means ‘ours’ in Rachel Perkins, Rosalie Riley, Brian DOP Glen Stasiuk, Damian Fasolo the Pitjantjatjara and Arrernte languages. Scarce, Eileen Torres The ‘inside story’ of people and CAST Noongar Community, Carol This is an Aboriginal produced series of DIRECTOR Allan Collins ACS, Dena their homes. Most of us have a Innes (Narrator), Lance Chadd, programs helping to maintain Aboriginal Curtis, Sonja Dare, Erica Glynn, Vance natural curiosity which drives us to Shane Pickett language and culture through the art, Glynn, Danielle MacLean, Steven examine how strangers live, even if music, stories and dances of the original McGregor, Trisha Morton-Thomas, we don’t have a particular interest in inhabitants of this land. Rachel Perkins, Jason Ramp, Walter architecture or interior design. We are A celebration of Noongar Country Saunders, Warwick Thornton, Mitch also capable of vicariously enjoying and culture within the UWA Perth www.caama.com.au/category/ (Michelle) Torres, David Tranter other people’s excesses or mistakes, International Arts Festival. productions/nganampa-anwernekenhe WRITER Beck Cole, Allan Collins ACS, or the sheer daring and lunacy of www.kulbardiproductions.com.au SALES CONTACT Dena Curtis, Sonja Dare, Erica Glynn, their ‘nests’. 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SALES CONTACT Flickerfest Metro Screen Ltd Australia SALES CONTACT Australia PHONE +61-2 9365 6877 Bungabura Productions PHONE +61-2 9361 5318 FAX +61-2 9365 6899 Australia FAX +61-2 9361 5320 info@flickerfest.com.au PHONE +61-2 9518 3874 [email protected] www.flickerfest.com.au FAX +61-2 9518 3896 www.metroscreen.org.au MOBILE +61-401 733 085 [email protected] THE BLACK LIST 203 Bad Habits Bias Black Beach 2006 1999 2006 35mm Betacam DVC Pro 50 9 min 6.5 min 7 min PRODUCER Justin Davies PRODUCER Steve Pasvolsky EXEC PROD David Opitz DIRECTOR Jason Ramp DIRECTOR Catriona McKenzie PRODUCER Amy Frasca WRITER Rozlyn Clayton-Vincent WRITER Alice Addison DIRECTOR Grant Leigh Saunders DOP Jason Ramp CAST Lisle Jones, John Keith, WRITER Grant Leigh Saunders CAST Lillian Crombie, Tom E Percy the snail DOP Canan Green Black Beach Lewis CAST Andrew Saunders, Billie On the edge of the world two codgers, Harrison, Mark Woods, Craig Bill has to make a compromise when Bert and Reg, battle for the title of Croker, Wade Simon, Byron Black Talk lawn bowls champion. 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During a night of surreal mother and her daughter. Each are happenings, he comes into contact Trying to find a job, Dan has to ripped from their mother’s arms, one with Zenit, a being that does things overcome social stereotypes. Part of Writer/director Martin Leroy Adams (L) with actor generation after the next, their identity that Daniel would never dream of - or the A Bit of Black Business series. Jordan Gee Hoy (R) on location for Days Like These and culture stolen and replaced with would he? In the end what is real and Photographer: Mark Rogers another until all connection is broken what is the truth? SALES CONTACT and lost... Until now, when they are Flickerfest SALES CONTACT reunited in time to learn the truth. 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Fat Pizza Page 2 2. Nana (on location) Background: The Djarn Djarns Photographer: Mark Rogers 3. Jacob (Murray Lui on location) Inset: Photographer: Sam Oster On location for Remote Area Nurse - R.A.N. 4. Footprints in the Sand Photographer: Penny Chapman Titles by year (pages 14-15) Background: Night Insets (from left to right): 1. Burning Daylight 2. Bedevil 3. Weewar 4. The Dream of Love 5. Stone Bros Title listings (pages 24-25) Background: Somewhere in the Darkness Insets (from left to right): 1. Writer/director Adrian Wills Screen Australia behind the scenes on Our Bush Wedding GPO Box 3984 2. First Australians Sydney NSW 2001 Australia 3. Boomalli: Five Koorie Artists Tel: +61 2 8113 5800 4. Road 5. The Circuit © Screen Australia June 2010 Indexes (pages 254-255) Background: The Party Shoes Design by Alison White Designs Pty Limited Insets (from left to right): Printed by No Time To Lose 1. Cold Turkey 2. Yellow Fella This information is to be used as a guide only and is of a general nature. Screen Australia has 3. Women of the Sun: 25 Years Later undertaken all reasonable measures to ensure its accuracy and specifically disclaims any liability, 4. Two Big Boys loss or risk, personal or otherwise, which is incurred as a consequence, directly or indirectly of the 5. Sa Black Thing use and application of any of the contents. The Black List: Film and TV projects since 1970 with Indigenous Australians in key creative roles ISBN 978-1-920998-11-0 TheLi Black Produced by Screen Australia’s Strategy & Research Unit, The Black List is an important addition to reference material on Indigenous filmmaking in Australia, cataloguing the work of 257 Indigenous Australians with credits as producer, director, writer or director of photography on a total of 674 screen productions. Listings go back as far as 1970 for feature films and telemovies, ! Film and TV to 1980 for documentaries and mini-series, and to 1988 for The shorts and series. projects since 1970 Titles are indexed by year and by filmmaker, and the book with also features a statistical summary and timeline of key titles and events. Indigenous Australians in key creative SCREEN AUSTRALIA Black Li! roles