Home About Us Contact Us Copying From TV Terms & Conditions Privacy Statement Editorial Policy Endorsements About Us Join Help Sitemap Help   Search: Advanced search   Printable version     What's on  TV Highlights  TV Guide  Email Guide    Get the DVD  Programs  Series  Theme Packs    Teach with TV  Study Guides  Feature Articles  Teaching Topics    Connect & Share  Community  Podcasts    Extras  Taping Request  DVD Covers  RSS Feed       EnhanceTV :: Feature Articles :: Screening Indigenous Australia: an overview of Aboriginal representation on film Screening Indigenous Australia: an overview of Aboriginal representation on film   Over 1,000 feature films have been produced in Australia, yet I could only identify around fifty films that represent Aborigines in any way at all within the narrative. I need to add, before I present this brief overview, that things are changing, with a number of more recent films seeking to redress this imbalance and provide substantial Indigenous storylines. However when we look at the New Zealand film industry, with a number of its most successful films specifically addressing Maori culture and politics - such as Whale Rider and Once Were Warriors - it would seem important to ask the question, when will the Australian film industry explore Indigenous issues in more depth and with greater cultural resonance? Details   Level Secondary, Tertiary Learning Areas Indigenous Studies, Media Studies Author Peter Krausz Price: Free Options   Quantity 1 (this product is downloadable) Add to cart            Send to friend Your name: * Your e-mail: * Recipient's e-mail: * Type the characters you see in the picture. (If you do not see any picture here, please enable images in your web browser options and refresh this page) NO SPACES: Get a different code The code is case-sensitive and must be entered exactly as above. Send to friend     Your cart Cart is empty   View cart Checkout Orders history Login Username Password Log in  Join EnhanceTV  Recover password

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