Since the 1920s, the Noongar people in Western Australia have used competitive sports to gain recognition and acceptance in a historically marginalized society.
“Black Magic is more than a film about sport.”
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Since the 1920s, the Noongar people in Western Australia have used competitive sports to gain recognition and acceptance in a historically marginalized society.
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In the south-west of Western Australia, Noongar athletes like Graham 'Polly' Farmer and Clarrie Kickett have used sports to gain recognition since the 1920s. "Black Magic" follows their experiences in running, boxing, and Australian rules football. The film features personal stories from Noongar youth who find pride and identity through these sports. It illustrates how competitive athletics have shaped community status and fostered connections within the Noongar culture.
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Why Watch
- Meet the Noongar community's sports legends.
- Find out how sports shaped Noongar identity.
- See the impact of boxing and football on youth.
Did You Know
- The Noongar people have engaged in competitive sports since the 1920s.
- The film features notable figures like Graham 'Polly' Farmer.
- Black Magic has a runtime of 55 minutes.
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What sports have the Noongar people participated in since the 1920s?
The Noongar people have participated in running, boxing, and Australian rules football since the 1920s.
Who directed the documentary Black Magic?
Black Magic was directed by Frank Rijavec.
What is the duration of the documentary Black Magic?
The duration of Black Magic is 55 minutes.
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