BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//sebbo.net//ical-generator//EN NAME:Murdoch Announcements & Events X-WR-CALNAME:Murdoch Announcements & Events TIMEZONE-ID:Australia/Perth X-WR-TIMEZONE:Australia/Perth BEGIN:VEVENT UID:10637@murdoch.edu.au SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20260522T002336Z DTSTART:20231012T093000Z DTEND:20231012T120000Z SUMMARY:Kambarang Indigenous Film Festival LOCATION:Nexus Theatre\, South Street Campus(Map: https://maps.murdoch.edu .au/?sharepoi=135111.003) DESCRIPTION:The School of Media and Communication at Murdoch University in vites you to the inaugural Kambarang Indigenous Film Festival. We welcome you to experience a selection of four short films\, followed by a special guest panel. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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\n Kambarang Indigenous Film Festival

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\n \n Date: \n 12 OCT 2023\n Tim e: \n 5:30 PM to\n 8:00 PM\n \n \n Location:\n\n Ne xus Theatre\, South Street Campus \n \n \n Website:\n \n Register through Eventbrite \n \n \n Add to Calendar:\n \n \ n
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\n The School of Media and Communication at Murdoch University invites you to th e inaugural Kambarang Indigenous Film Festival. We welcome you to experien ce a selection of four short films\, followed by a special guest panel.

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Program:

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  • Pre-screening refreshments: 5:30pm
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  • Doors open: 6:30pm\n
  • Film screening
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  • Special guest panel
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    The four short films:

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    • Dandjoo &ndash\; Be a V oice for Generations: Directed by Dr Glen \;Stasiuk \;
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    • S urvivors of Wadjemup: \;Directed by Dr Glen \;Sta siuk
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    • Risen: \;Directed by Dr Glen \;Sta siuk \;
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    • A Crying Shame: \;Directed by D r Glen \;Stasiuk \;
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    These four short films have be en nominated for over \;20 International Film Festivals and Awards.

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    Aboriginal Storytelling:

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    Storytelling is an integral part of life for \;Indigenous Australians. \;In the pa st\, stories were shared verbally around the fire. Now in modern times the se stories are told and archived via multi-media and (digital) productions .

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    The meaning behind the name:

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    Kambaran g is one of the Noongar Seasons - October through to November. During the Kambarang season\, we see an abundance of colours and flowers exploding al l around us. \;Many things are undergoing transformation with the warm change in the weather. \;It is the season of birth. \;

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    An d much like this season\, these films represent an explosion of culture\, narrative\, history and truth-telling. \;They are modern &lsquo\;messa ge-sticks&rsquo\; helping transform the wider community to engage in Abori ginal narratives and issues whilst nurturing the representation of stories from an Aboriginal perspective and story-frame.

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    To learn more about the short films\, please visit the \;E ventbrite link \;and register.

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