The Spirit Men at Nalangkulurru

Indigenous Community members Gudanji, Marra and Yanyuwa; Amanda Kearney; Liam Brady; John Bradley

The Spirit Men at Nalangkulurru

Indigenous Community members Gudanji, Marra and Yanyuwa, Amanda Kearney (Producer), Liam Brady (Producer), John Bradley (Producer)

College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

Research output: Non-textual form › Film, Digital Media or Visual Output

Abstract

Animating country sometimes leads us to a deep understanding of the effects of colonial violence. This animation about a place called Nalangkulurru was once Wilangarra country, there are no Wilangarra people left alive, they were all dead by the early 1900s, we don’t even know what the language sounded like, but the elders of the Gudanji, Marra and Yanyuwa people remember the story for this place.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Victoria, Australia
Publisher	Wunungu Awara
Media of output	Online
Size	56.8 MB
Publication status	Published - 2019

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https://www.monash.edu/arts/monash-indigenous-studies/wunungu-awara/animations/the-spirit-men-at-nalangkulurru-2019Licence: In Copyright

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