Songlines on Screen: Footprints (1-Year Rental)

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Songlines on Screen is a series of short films that have been made to record, celebrate and share precious historic and cultural information from Indigenous groups in remote western, northern and central Australia.

Footprints: It's 2014 and a group of young Aboriginal men from a tribe on the verge of losing their songlines have just discovered that a law boss from a neighbouring tribe knows some of their cultural songs and dances. They have not been performed for more than fifty years and it was thought they had been lost forever. The songs and dances were given to the men's tribe, the Djugun tribe, by their creator during the Buguragarri (the Dreamtime).

Running time: 10 minutes