Indigenous Cinema Timeline 1
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Wurde aktualisiert: 18 Okt 2017
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Ereignisse
The UN asks countries
to recognise the human
rights of their citizens -
Australian Government
remove numerous
discriminatory references
from its law.Protest for Aboriginal
land rights in Australia -
The young generation
of Aboriginal activists
convey their political
message through direct
action and by using film
and TV.Aboriginal people took
their struggle to Parliament
House in Canberra -
Through media exposure
new supporters joined
Aboriginal activists.Racial Discrimination Act
implemented -
The Whitlam Government
legislative and policy changes
created new opportunities for
the Indigenous.Blackfire (Bruce McGuiness)My Survival as an Aboriginal
(Marthat Ansara and Essie Coffey)Lousy Little Sixpence
(Alec Morgan and Gerry Bostock)Ralph Rigby, AIAS fellow,
facilitated rural Aboriginal
community access to video
technology - enabled indigenous
people to tell stories their way.We Fight
(Madeline McGrady)beDevil (Tracey Moffatt)High Court recognised
Indigenous property
rights extended beyond
British settlementAFC established the
Indigenous BranchFrom Sand to Celluloid
(Indigenous Branch)National Indigenous
Television (NITV)
EstablishedHoward Government's
Northern Territory
InterventionKevin Rudd issues
an apology to
Indigenous Australians.Samson and Delilah
(Warwick Thorton)Ten Caneos
(Rolfe de Herr,
Peter Djigirr)Beneath Clouds
(Ivan Sen)The Safires
(Wayne Blair)Bran Neu Dae
(Rachel Perkins)
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