Warwick Thornton investigates the Southern Cross's role in Australian culture and politics, with contributions from Bill Harney and Bruce Pascoe.
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Warwick Thornton investigates the Southern Cross's role in Australian culture and politics, with contributions from Bill Harney and Bruce Pascoe.
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Synopsis
Warwick Thornton investigates the Southern Cross in Australian culture and politics. The documentary features interviews with figures such as Bill Harney and Bruce Pascoe. It discusses the constellation's impact on national identity and its significance in Indigenous and non-Indigenous narratives. The film addresses its role in contemporary society and encourages a reevaluation of its meaning. Shot in various Australian locations, it runs for 87 minutes and was released in 2017.
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Why Watch
- See Warwick Thornton's unique perspective on the Southern Cross.
- Meet Indigenous voices discussing their connection to the constellation.
- Find out how the Southern Cross influences Australian nationalism.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2017 and has a duration of 87 minutes.
- Warwick Thornton is both the director and a cast member of the film.
- The film features interviews with notable figures like Bruce Pascoe and Ghassan Hage.
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Warwick Thornton directed 'We Don't Need a Map'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'We Don't Need a Map'?
'We Don't Need a Map' has a duration of 87 minutes.
In which country was 'We Don't Need a Map' produced?
'We Don't Need a Map' was produced in Australia.
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