Eight young Aboriginal people in Victoria voice their questions and concerns about the Treaty process and its implications for their communities.
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Eight young Aboriginal people in Victoria voice their questions and concerns about the Treaty process and its implications for their communities.
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Jedda Patten King, Indi Clarke, and Sissy Austin, young Aboriginal people from Victoria, discuss the Treaty process in Australia. They express their questions and concerns about the current state of negotiations. The documentary features their insights on what has occurred so far and what they believe needs to happen next. Their perspectives reflect the views of traditional custodians engaged in the ongoing dialogue about land rights and self-determination. The film runs for 8 minutes and was directed by Tarneen Onus in 2019.
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Why Watch
- Meet young Aboriginal voices in Victoria.
- Find out their views on the Treaty.
- See insights from Jedda Patten King and others.
Did You Know
- The film features young Aboriginal people from Victoria.
- It has a runtime of 8 minutes.
- The director of the film is Tarneen Onus.
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Who directed the documentary Young Mob Questioning Treaty?
The documentary was directed by Tarneen Onus.
What year was Young Mob Questioning Treaty released?
Young Mob Questioning Treaty was released in 2019.
How long is the documentary Young Mob Questioning Treaty?
The duration of the documentary is 8 minutes.
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