Deep Dive: Our Law (2020)
Film Lens

In 'Our Law', the focus is on the first Indigenous-run police station in Western Australia, located in one of the world's most remote areas. The documentary follows two officers who engage deeply with the local language and culture, aiming to integrate traditional Indigenous practices with contemporary policing methods. This approach is designed to improve their service to the community and build trust with the residents.
The film presents the experiences of these officers as they face various situations in a culturally rich environment. It emphasizes the significance of cultural competency in law enforcement, illustrating how understanding local customs can lead to better community relations and effective policing.
Why Watch
- •Meet the first Indigenous police officers in Western Australia.
- •Find out how cultural practices influence modern policing.
- •See the impact of community trust on law enforcement.
Did You Know
•The documentary features the first Indigenous-run police station in Western Australia.
•The film has a duration of 27 minutes.
•The production country for this documentary is Australia.
Perfect For
Indigenous rightsCultural competencyPolicing strategies