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The ACTF feature film Yolngu Boy and the free resources to enhance the use of it in schools and tertiary institutions provide opportunities for teachers and students to explore cultural and indigenous issues. Set in the harsh beauty of North East Arnhem Land, Yolngu Boy is the story of three boys caught in a collision between the modern world and the oldest living culture on earth. Order the videosResources Free study guide with the video Extensive fan site with video clips and production details Study Kit The free resources listed below for Yolngu Boy provide
opportunities to study issues in the lives of young indigenous Australians,
the film’s history and its production processes. They have relevance
to many secondary and tertiary courses where Australian themes and indigenous
issues are taught:
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Introduction, Synopsis and a Description of the film. Character and story analyses. Discussion topics:
rites of passage and personal growth, rights and responsibilities, friendship,
indigenous culture. |
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| Behind the Scenes | The
making of Yolngu Boy including casting decisions, film production and choosing locations. |
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| A History of the Yolngu | The language, culture and environment of the Yolngu people. |
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| Press Kit | Detailed story synopsis, cast, crew and profiles of the director and producers. |
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