Karu Kamparnup
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This animated short film was inspired by the Gurindji bush medicine practice of 'karu kamparnup' - treating babies with termite mound. The film was created as part of the ongoing Tamarra project which brings together Indigenous Ecological Knowledge, Western science, art and language through a shared interest in termites and their connection to Gurindji Country in the Northern Territory (Australia). The animated scenes in this video were inspired by details from a large, collaborative painting 'Karu Kamparnup' which was created to illustrate the first chapter of the 'Tamarra: A Story of Termites on Gurindji Country' (Hardie Grant 2023) picture book.
- Language:Gurindji
- Location:Kalkaringi, NT
- Duration:00:10:29
- Producer or Facilitator:Felicity Meakins
- Camera:Elise Fredericksen
- Writer:Violet Wadrill
- Translator:Felicity Meakins
- Custodians:Violet Wadrill
- English Subtitles:Yes
- Genre:Oral Histories
- Year Completed:2023
- Director:Leah Leaman, Briony Barr
- Editor:Elise Fredericksen
- Narrator:Violet Wadrill
- Sound Recordist:Elise Fredericksen, Cassandra Algy, Felicity Meakins
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