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2003 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 26 min
A film about the remarkable relationship between Indigenous cultures, the dolphin and the marine environment. We learn of remarkable signs observed between land and ocean to indicate when fish are travelling and in what numbers, and gain a clear insight into the 'yuri' or totem system and its place in contemporary culture. more Click for pricing information »
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2000 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 35 min
With revealing honesty and a touch of humor, children from over 50 diverse families open the door to their homes and explain things like divorce, mixed race, gay and lesbian parents, birth mom, single parent, guardian and stepdad — and get right to the point of what they wish other people would understand about their... more Click for pricing information »
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1981 (G) 7 min
A mini film from Hatoma showing a 76-year-old woman weaving a basket for the fishing. During the task, which takes from morning till late afternoon, she talks about herself and her life. more Click for pricing information »
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2008 (PG) 53 min
A film by two self-confessed ‘ordinary Australians’ and novice filmmakers. Richard and Wendy Friar are committed to bringing people together for the future of world peace, democracy and the planet. more Click for pricing information »
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2011 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 85 min
A universal story about young dreams and ambitions as three Indigenous boys chase the dream of becoming football stars. more Click for pricing information »
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1982 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 51 min
Three generations of Aboriginal stockmen on a cattle station in far north Queensland. more Click for pricing information »
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2005 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 25 min
TIME BOMB is a film about diabetes and its impact on one man’s life. Frank Djara is a Pitjantjatjara man who developed diabetes after an active life dedicated to the health of his community. more Click for pricing information »
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2007 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 22 min
Tnorala, in Central Australia, is a breathtaking land formation that rises above the windswept plains fringing the edge of the Western MacDonnell Ranges. It is a place of unique and sacred importance to the Western Arrente people, who actively protect its beauty and integrity. more Click for pricing information »
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1977 (G) 66 min
A record of an historic event: the inaugural meeting of the Northern Land Council, representing traditional owners of the northern part of the Northern Territory. more Click for pricing information »
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1972 (B&W) (G) 70 min
This classic, widely acclaimed film on the Jie of Uganda, produced by the renowned ethnographic filmmaking team of David and Judith MacDougall, examines the effects of nation building in pre-Amin Uganda on the seminomadic, pastoral Jie. more Click for pricing information »
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2012 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 29 min
Releasing the spirit of Ephraim Bani, a great cultural custodian, in Torres Strait's unique ritual. more Click for pricing information »
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1989 (G) 18 min
In this film, Paddy Wainburranga of the Rembarrnga tribe from the centre of Arnhem Land in Northern Australia relates and paints the Rembarrnga history of Captain Cook. more Click for pricing information »
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1984 (G) 58 min
Part 3: The Long Bow Trilogy - TO TASTE 100 HERBS: A rich portrait of a traditional Chinese doctor, and his special role in the community. more Click for pricing information »
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1986 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 21 min
Replacing the engine in an old car: the work of “bush mechanics” on a cattle station in northern New South Wales. more Click for pricing information »
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1979 (G) 53 min
Trobriand cricket refers to a unique version of the ball-and-bat sport cricket played by the Trobriand Islanders. They were first exposed to the game by Christian missionaries, who thought the game would discourage war among the natives. However, the game was quickly adapted to Trobriand culture by expanding the number... more Click for pricing information »
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1983 (PG) 135 min
A rare feature film made in Papua New Guinea - A university dropout returns to his native village in Buka Passage, North Solomons. The young man is beset by conflict with his family over whom he should marry and resorts to excessive drinking to escape his problems. more Click for pricing information »
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1989 (G) 0 min
A trilogy of award-winning films on semi-nomadic camel herders of north-western Kenya. more Click for pricing information »
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2008 (PG) 66 min
In the wake of the international success of TEN CANOES, Rolf de Heer has collaborated again with the Ramingining community of north Arnhem Land in making this series of twelve short documentaries that together paint a visual and audio portrait of the people, history, culture and place of the Yolngu people. more Click for pricing information »
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1996 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 59 min
TWITCH AND SHOUT provides an intimate journey into the startling world of Tourette Syndrome. An emotionally absorbing, sometimes unsettling, and ultimately uplifting film about people who must contend with a society that often sees them as crazy or bad, and a body and mind that won't do what it's told. more Click for pricing information »
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2007 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 51 min
When lesbian couple Fiona and Kellie meet Darren he seems like the perfect sperm donor to make their baby. But life gets complicated when he wants to be Dad. more Click for pricing information »
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