Keeping Our Spirit Alive and Strong

Our Way

Added by Western Desert Nganampa Walytja Palyantjaku Tjutaku Aboriginal Corporation

Description 'Keeping Our Spirit Alive & Strong' is a short film that shares Aboriginal dialysis patients and health worker views on what kidney disease means to them, what factors contribute to poor kidney health and what can be done to make sure that future generations live healthier lives.
(If you are a teacher or student wishing to use the extended 15 minute version for study purposes please email wellbeing@wdnwpt.com.au)

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Language: Pintupi Luritja, English

English Subtitles: Yes

Location: Alice Springs NT, Australia

Genre: Health & Education

Duration: 00:05:02

Year Completed: 2013

Producer or Facilitator: Western Desert Nganampa Walytja Palyantjaku Tjutaku Aboriginal Corporation

Director: The Purple House/ Stephanie Panchiston

Camera: Nikon SE2

Editor: Christy Van Der Heyden, Stephanie Panchiston, Chris Tangey

Writer: The Purple House

Narrator: n/a

Talent: n/a

Other Crew: n/a

Translator: n/a

Music & Musician: Donnie Robinson and Daniel Brumby

Sound Recordist: n/a

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