About this Event
------------July's Film
The true story of the first Aboriginal filmmaker, Bill Onus.
A heroic cultural and political figure who ignited a civil rights movement that would change history. Told by his grandson, Tiriki, through rare archival footage, vivid graphics and eye-witness accounts, this documentary is the story of how Bill and his supporters brilliantly orchestrated their campaign for equality and outsmarted mighty forces seeking to destroy Indigenous peoples and their cultures.
Rated (PG) for themes of racial discrimination.
Run time 84 minutes.
Please note that this screening may contain images, names and voices of people who have passed away.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Nowra Library, 10 Berry Street, Nowra, Australia
AUD 0.00
