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We Want to Put Our Culture Out to the World': 'Yolngu Boy', the Latest in Aboriginal and Youth Cinema
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This is a reflection on the feature film Yolngu Boy (Stephen Johnson, 2001) based on the four Aboriginal philosophical principles of aildt, adtomon, dtwongdtyen and linj.
SKU: 02812-M131-132
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