Black Screen Collection

In this interview, Charles Perkins gives his own account of his early life in Alice Springs and Adelaide, his youth as a soccer star, his work on behalf of Aboriginal people and his vision for the

In this interview, Jimmy Little talks about what stardom meant for a boy from the bush, and the profound impact that his Aboriginal heritage has had on his life, and more recently, his music.

Neville Bonner grew up on the banks of the Richmond River and started his working life as a ringbarker, canecutter and stockperson.

The life of Ruby Langford Ginibi is a story of triumph against the odds.

Big Fella is a story about the crippling health effects of diabetes and obesity in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities throughout Australia.

Jack Buckskin is the teacher of an endangered language.

This is a rich and powerful story of a man whose design created meaning for a people once invisible to mainland Australia, the people of the Torres Strait.

This is a film about 25 Aboriginal debutantes, the prime Minister and a glamorous night in 1968 that turned the heads of a nation at a pivotal time in Australia’s race relations.

Emu Runner is a lyrical feature film about the impact a mother's death has on an Aboriginal family living in an isolated community, which is perched on an ancient river and surrounded by s

Fair-skinned Noongar girl Meeka Rees struggles to fit into an Aboriginal world despite her grandmother being prominent Aboriginal artist, Sandra Hill.

Footy: The La Perouse Way is the story of a small Aboriginal community located in bustling multicultural Sydney.

Jandamarra's War begins by detailing Jandamarra's early years, starting with his birth in 1873.

A portrait of Warlpiri Elder and Lawman, Francis Jupurrurla Kelly – a pioneer of Indigenous filmmaking in central Australia.

In Episode 1 Kutcha cruises along the top of Smith Street singing along with Archie Roach to Archie's 1990 hit 'Charcoal Lane'. 

Cruising in Fitzroy, multi – ARIA Award winner Dan Sultan joins Kutcha for Episode 4 of Kutcha's Carpool Koorioke as they belt out the bluesy melodies of Kutcha's 'Roll With the Rhythm'.

What does a girl have to do to win a boy’s attention?

Albert Namatjira was one of those rare artists who actually changed the course of history.

In 1960, Agnes Coe (Nin) learned of the death of her brother Milton, an Aboriginal man, in a mine in South Australia, but the story has always been based on loose facts and unanswered questions.

Ten years in the making, Putuparri and the Rainmakers is an extraordinary eyewitness account of the living traditions of Putuparri’s people.

Upon becoming a father, award-winning author Benjamin Allmon realised he knew nothing of the Indigenous history of his home, the land of the Saltwater People, to teach his son.

Grant Leigh Saunders is an Aboriginal filmmaker, teacher and songwriter. Despite a promising artistic career, Grant is unsettled and feels there is something missing in his life.

A behind-the-scenes look at the Wadu Matyidi animated film project.

Weeping Willow is the story of a dancer coming to terms with the death of his closest friend and biggest fan.

It documents his journey to the present and into the future.

Wrong Side of the Road is based on the real-life experiences of two Aboriginal bands on the road, Us Mob and No Fixed Address, gigging between Port Adelaide and Point Pearce, SA.

Zach's Ceremony is an extraordinary, feature-length documentary captured over 10 years that shows one boy's journey to manhood in a complex, emotionally driven story.