
A new feature film from acclaimed Wiradjuri poet and artist Jazz Money.
WINHANGANHA, a Wiradjuri word that can be translated to 'remember, know, think’, is inspired by Jazz Money’s desire to interrogate the complex and intersecting ways in which archives represent and affect the lives of First Nations peoples. The film has emerged from the NFSA’s Re/Vision project, which invited a female Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander creative to create a new work from the national digital audiovisual collection.
From early audio recordings through to contemporary television, and including feature films, sports programs and music clips, Jazz Money has built a narrative from the voices in the audiovisual content held and preserved by the NFSA.
Featuring a new and original score by Filipino-Aboriginal Drapper and composer Rhyan Clapham a.k.a. DOBBY.
It was important to me that WINHANGANHA celebrated Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander protest and resistance, both to material dispossession and also in the creation of film, television and music that centres our experiences.

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