

Wild Kakadu
A year unfolds in Kakadu, where Aaron Pedersen discusses the six seasons recognized by the Bininj people and the connections among its species.
Synopsis
A year unfolds in Kakadu, where Aaron Pedersen discusses the six seasons recognized by the Bininj people and the connections among its species.
Synopsis
Aaron Pedersen visits Kakadu in Australia's Top End, a region rich in biodiversity. He describes the six seasons recognized by the Bininj people. Each season brings changes to the environment and its wildlife. The film details the relationships between various species and their habitats throughout the year. It captures the rhythms of life in this unique ecosystem, illustrating how the land and its inhabitants interact over time. The documentary runs for 54 minutes and was released in 2020.
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