My Survival as an Aboriginal (Dir. Essie Coffey, 1978)
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My Survival as an Aboriginal
Directed by Essie Coffey
My Survival as an Aboriginal is the first documentary to be directed by an Indigenous woman and offers a solution by way of continuing cultural practice.
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