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Title Dance On Your Land
Published [San Francisco, California, USA] : Kanopy Streaming, 2015

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Description 1 online resource (streaming video file)
Summary In 1988 fifty dancers, singers, storytellers and their families from the Lardil people, from Mornington Island in the Gulf of Carpentaria, and the Borroloola community in the Northern Territory, made an epic 8000km journey across some of the roughest country in Australia. They linked up with communities from the Carpentaria gulf country and with people of the remote Kimberley region sharing and reinforcing their Aboriginal cultural identity. DANCE ON YOUR LAND presents a unique glimpse of Aboriginal Australia. The stories of this ancient land are carried in dancing. When these Aboriginal communities meet, they present a true identity through their dances and songs. This is a true cultural meeting and exchange and it is happening here within the borders of Australia. DANCE ON YOUR LAND is a gift of the stories, dance and songs that belong to the essence that is at the heart of Australia. WARNING: Over the years, some of the people in this video have died so careful discretion must be used when watching it with Aboriginal viewers, particularly from the Kimberley area
Analysis Anthropology
Australian and Indigenous Studies
Notes Title from title frames
In Process Record
Event Originally produced by Ronin Films in 1991
Notes In English
Form Streaming video
Author Aboriginal Corporation, Woomera, filmmaker
Kanopy (Firm)