An Iroquois father takes his daughter on a canoe voyage, as he seeks to unlock the ancient trade routes across Haudenosaunee Confederacy waters. (2020)
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Will Australia Ever Have a Black Prime Minister?
Australia prides itself on being a diverse, multicultural nation. But is this really the land of the fair go?
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Stories We Tell
(AO) A film that excavates layers of myth and memory to find the elusive truth at the core of a family of storytellers.
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Searching for Winnetou
The story of Ojibway author and humourist Drew Hayden Taylor’s quest to understand the roots of the German Obsession with Native North Americans.
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NZ Wars- Stories of Waikato- Tainui
NZ Wars - Stories of Waikato Combines oral histories, animations and dramatic re-enactments bringing to life the narratives of Waikato-Tainui in their epic battle against the British Empire. This was made with the support of NZ On Air.
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The Disappearing Delta
The erosion of Louisiana’s wetlands is one of the greatest environmental threats the US faces today. In terms of sea-level rise, it is the canary in the coal mine for what is likely to happen across the coastal systems of the world if we remain complacent. This award-winning film chronicles the lives of individuals who are experiencing that loss in the deepest parts of the Mississippi Delta.
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India's Forgotten People
India’s proud but forgotten Gadia Lohar community went from being highly respected to one of the country’s most poverty-stricken and living on the margins of Indian society (2020)
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The Khoekhoe Saga
The Khoekhoe Saga is a thought-provoking film that explores the cultural genocide, and dispossession of land inflicted on South Africa’s indigenous people, the Khoekhoe.
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Loading Docs 2020, Wahine Warrior
After a brush with death, she was reborn a warrior. Using hunting as therapy, she must overcome her past to lead a self-sustained sisterhood.
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Loading Docs 2020, Te Wao Nui
Kauri are dying. A traditional Māori healer has one last chance to save an entire forest, one tree at a time.
