This year saw the restoration and rerelease of Australia’s greatest protest movie,, a still-galvanising account of the formation of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy. Also timed to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the embassy – the world’s longest-ever continuous protest for Indigenous rights – is this highly engaging hour-long doco. Writer/director John Harvey brings verve and energy to the story, combining archival footage with songs, poetry and spoken word.
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