Plot: A man teaches his younger brother an important lesson through an ancient fable in this period comedy drama shot in Australia, and the first feature film made in the Aboriginal language of Ganalbingu. Read More
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Set in a time before Austraila was in contact with the Western world, the story is about a man who teaches his younger brother an important lesson through an ancient fable.
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A fascinating look into aboriginal life. The story moves forward with humor, and the scenes of Australian back country are beautiful. A winner for the person looking for a "different" film.

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