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Six short films depict the history, culture, and land of the Yolngu people from the Arafura Swamp in north-central Arnhem Land.
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Synopsis
Arafura Swamp in north-central Arnhem Land is home to the Yolngu people. The documentary features a series of short films that depict their history and culture. It includes stories and experiences that reflect their connection to the land. Each segment highlights different aspects of Yolngu life, tradition, and community. Directed by a woman, "Twelve Canoes" runs for 66 minutes and presents the voices of the Yolngu people.
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Why Watch
- Meet the Yolngu people of Arnhem Land.
- See the cultural practices of the Arafura Swamp.
- Find out about the history of Yolngu traditions.
Did You Know
- The film features the Yolngu people from the Arafura Swamp.
- It was released in 2009 and has a total duration of 66 minutes.
- The documentary is directed by a woman, highlighting female representation in film.
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What is the duration of the documentary Twelve Canoes?
The duration of Twelve Canoes is 66 minutes.
Who directed the documentary Twelve Canoes?
Twelve Canoes was directed by a woman.
Where is the homeland of the Yolngu people featured in Twelve Canoes?
The homeland of the Yolngu people is the Arafura Swamp in north-central Arnhem Land, Northern Territory.
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