Documentary
The natural and cultural values of the Kimberley's Martuwarra Fitzroy River was showcased to a Naarm audience recently, when powerful nature documentary Lifeblood premiered at the Melbourne Documentar...
Two Western Australian filmmaking teams will be supported to develop innovative virtual reality documentaries after being announced as successful recipients of the inaugural First Nations Virtual Real...
Brenda Matthews has conducted her own truth-telling journey into her family history and is bringing her story to the world in her book, The Last Daughter: A true story of love, loss and reconnection...
Joe Williams hasn't shied away from self-reflection and accountability on his journey as a dad. He saw "two very different people" when looking back on the father he was to his eldest two early on, an...
Directed by Kieran Satour, Revive and Resist is a new 35-minute documentary following the creative journeys of 14 of First Nations artists from around the globe who crafted works for the 24th Biennale...
Four Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander filmmakers have been announced as winners of the inaugural Indigenous Creators Pitch. The initiative, supported by Indigenous Business Australia (IBA) and th...
A new documentary portraying the decades-long struggle of Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier will have its southern hemisphere premiere in Naarm next month.
Powerful and award-winning documentary Genocide in the Wildflower State has been selected to screen at the WA Made Film Festival, a major platform for locally produced films.
One Mind One Heart is a powerful documentary which shares the repatriation of the fourth Yirrkala bark petition, a significant but long-forgotten piece of history.
A new documentary, due for release later this year, 'You're No Indian', examines the contentious practice of Native American disenrollment, where tribes remove individuals from their membership rolls.
The Western Australian Museum is set to launch an extraordinary experience with the world premiere of The Great Kimberley Wilderness, a 35-minute virtual reality (VR) documentary that will take audien...
Note: The original version of this story contained an error and also embargoed information that had inadvertently been provided to National Indigenous Times prematurely.
When asked about the impact of the documentary Like My Brother on young Indigenous girls with dreams of playing AFL, co-director, Waramunga Luritja woman, Danielle Maclean, emphasised its cultural sig...