Reviews

The Whale: A Blak perspective

Bindi Bennett reviews 2023 Oscar winning film The Whale and unpacks how the film painfully aligns with some mob’s stories.

The Australian Dream: “You Black Monkey Looking C***”

The Australian Dream was devastating, with a running time of 106 minutes, I had tears slowly running down my cheeks for at least 45 of them.

A voice like no other – A reflection on the life of Gurrumul

Although his family feared that it would be his great burden, tying him to a destiny of dependence, being born blind did not define the life of Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu.

Reclaiming our narrative: WEAVE festival presents an immersion in culture

The WEAVE Festival has been running throughout the month of March at the Australian Museum, inviting a new interpretation of the large collections of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Pacific artefacts held by the Museum.

A special screening of new film Black Panther for struggling Indigenous and African youth

Black Panther seeks to eradicate the white-centric narrative entirely whilst propelling this welcomed advancement, without apology.

Review: Common People by Tony Birch

Tony Birch’s latest collection of stories is full of hard lives lived along side-tracks, on back-roads, in cobbled bluestone allies and laneways.

The Wombat to Kaptn Koori – Aboriginal representation in comic books and capes

Growing up, I was a huge comic book fan, but I often wondered why there weren’t many Aboriginal comic book heroes (or villains). I knew of Gateway from Marvel’s X-Men comics, and Condoman from health promotion posters and … Well, that’s about it actually.

Diverse Black voices part of Sydney Festival

"By putting a whole range of projects together that mark out some kind of broad perimeter that Aboriginality can exist inside of, it’s offering more than a tick-the-box example, or a single way of thinking of our world. We’re pulling Aboriginality out in lots of different directions because we are more diverse. And no one else gets to define who we are. We get to define who we are," says 2017 festival director Wesley Enoch.
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