Koorie culture, Koorie control

Australia, 1992

Film
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Through a series of interviews with members of Victorian First Nations communities, this video gives a broad understanding of the unwritten and undocumented history of Victoria. Issues such as the protection of sites of significance, the return of skeletal remains to their home and the significance of passing on Koorie culture to the young are all raised in this program, which stresses the importance of First Nations peoples’ land rights.

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Credits

director

Russell Porter

producer

Lucy MacLaren

production company

Film Victoria

Mozo Films

Museum Victoria

Duration

00:30:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1992

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