Film Lens
Still We Rise focuses on the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, the oldest continuing protest occupation site in the world, established 50 years ago. The film presents a year of significant protest and change for First Nations people in Australia, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for rights and justice among Indigenous Australians.
By providing a fresh perspective, the documentary examines the political protests and civil rights movements that have shaped the Indigenous community's fight for recognition and equality. It captures the essence of the Aboriginal experience, highlighting their endurance and determination in the face of adversity.
Why Watch
- •Meet the Aboriginal Tent Embassy's 50-year legacy.
- •See the impact of protests on Indigenous rights.
- •Find out about revolutionary changes in 2022.
Did You Know
•The Aboriginal Tent Embassy has been active for 50 years as of 2022.
•Still We Rise has a runtime of 57 minutes.
•The film addresses the oldest continuing protest occupation site in the world.
Perfect For
Indigenous rights activismAustralian historyCivil rights movements