🎟 All Access Pass to 4 Powerful First Nations Feature Stories + 1 Shorts Collections

We invite you to experience these acclaimed feature films as part of the NAIDOC 2025 celebrations. Stories of identity, resistance, healing, and cultural power — streaming for a limited time.

Please Note: Films Available from July 6 to July 20
Price: $38 AUD

WE DON’T NEED A MAP

Warwick Thornton explores the Southern Cross as a symbol of culture, conflict, and belonging in this bold visual essay.

HERE I AM

Fresh out of prison, a young Aboriginal mother fights for redemption and a second chance to reconnect with her daughter.

MOTHER’S DAY

A powerful true story of a mother’s love, a life-saving transplant, and the long road to healing across generations.

OVER THE EDGE

When life hits crisis point, an Aboriginal woman must choose whether to keep running or face her past.

🎞 First Nations Shorts – NAIDOC Edition

A beautifully curated collection of seven powerful short films exploring identity, kinship, cultural law, and connection to Country.

MIRO – A WWII veteran returns to a land and family taken from him.

ABORIGINAL WARRIOR – A visual tribute to the enduring strength and struggle of First Nations men.

ANANGU WAY – An insight into law, ceremony and cultural continuity from the Anangu people.

MARLU MAN – A man’s journey to reclaim identity after being removed from Country.

FARM BLOCK A67 – The land holds memories of trauma and survival in this quiet and evocative short.

MY GRANDMOTHER’S COUNTRY – A spirit returns home, carrying memory, legacy, and cultural truth.

JARDA BURA, GURRI BURA, JARDA NGARLI, GURRI NGARLI – Women’s voices guide this intimate portrait of intergenerational strength and cultural transmission.