Black Screen Collection

Five senior Alywarr lawmen take a 450 km trip from their Central Australian community of Ali Curung to visit the sacred sites of a significant Dingo Songline.

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.

Dion Beasley is an Indigenous teenager who is deaf and has muscular dystrophy. He lives with his family in Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory.

Destiny in the Dirt is the coming-of-age story of a young boy, Dylan.

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

Eighteen-year-old Brianne Yarran is a talented dancer in her last year of high school.

The Greedy Emu is a traditional story that demonstrates that neglect and poor behaviour have consequences.

Above the tip of Cape York, beyond the northern-most point of the Australian continent, are the Torres Strait Islands.

Aboriginal Elders lead their community on a traditional walk across country to reconnect the children and youth to their culture.

Alice Skye and Emily Wurramara are part of a new generation of Indigenous artists.

Kutcha and music legends Bart Willoughby and Bunna Lawrie cruise Fitzroy belting out the defiant Aboriginal anthem 'We Have Survived' in Episode 2 of Kutcha’s Carpool Koorioke.

This is a film about Eddie Mabo – the man whose name lives on in a High Court ruling that has forever altered Australian life.

A documentary about musician Miranda Garling that also includes live performances.

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.

In the obscure churches of remote Central Australia, a hidden musical legacy of ancient Aboriginal languages, sacred poetry and baroque music is being preserved by four generations of song women wh

In this short animated film we’re taken back to the early 1800s when Adnyamathanha children of the Flinders Ranges were inspired, schooled and entertained by their interactions with country.

The story of the creation of the first people of western Arnhem Land.

It includes the battle between good and evil resulting in the songs and stories handed down today.

Tony is a hot-shot public servant deeply embedded in the Canberran way of life.

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.