Film Lens
Black Magic focuses on the Noongar people's use of competitive sports in Western Australia since the 1920s to improve their community's status. The documentary examines how sports like running, boxing, and Australian rules football have created opportunities for recognition and acceptance in a society that has historically marginalized them.
Through personal stories, the film illustrates the transformative effects of sports on Noongar youth, promoting pride and identity within their culture. It emphasizes community empowerment and endurance among the Noongar people, providing a lens into their experiences and achievements in the realm of competitive sports.
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.
Perfect For
Indigenous Australian cultureSports history enthusiastsCommunity empowerment advocates