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Language: English

English Subtitles: No

Location: Barkly, NT, Australia

Genre: Oral Histories

Duration: 00:09:08

Year Completed: 2010

Tags: Indigenous , Aboriginal , oral history , story , Barkly Arts

Director: Skye Raabe

Camera: Zaddock Johnson (2nd camera: Lex Holt, Brian Morton, Leslie Thompson)

Other Crew: Stills: Skye Raabe, Guilia TronciGraphics: Finn O'Branagain

Translator: Reabba Bathern, Claudette Albert, Maureen O'Keefe, Brian Morton, Leslie Thompson (Series)

Music & Musician: Tableland Drifters

Sound Recordist: Zaddock Johnson, Brian Morton, Leslie Thompson

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