The narrator (David Gulpilil) introduces his ancestors, as they walk into the bush on a hunting trip.

After a screening of Walkabout (1971) in a cinema, David is speaking to fans at the cinema.

This short film narrated by David Gulpilil documents the production of a bark painting by the highly acclaimed artist Djiwul (Jack) Wunuwun in his homeland community of Gamedi near Maningrida in Ar

A clip from Mike Willesee’s The Hunting Party (1990) shows David Gulpilil and others in a swamp hunting for goanna.

Footage of David, Robyn – David’s traditional law wife – and their children in Ramingining.

An excerpt from the Still Our Country online installation - a poetic celebration of the contemporary Yolngu people of North East Arnhem

The brother and sister are dying of thirst, camped by a spring that has dried up while they were asleep. The boy (Lucien John) sees a figure on the horizon.

Morgan (Dennis Hopper) has been shot while stealing a horse. He is rescued by an outcast Aboriginal man, Billy (David Gulpilil), who nurses him back to health in the mountains.

These iconic images of Bicentenary celebrations and protests on Sydney Harbour beautifully evoke memories of the day, including the tall ships and pleasure craft dotting the harbour

A look at David Gulpilil's 50-year career and his profound impact on Australian cinema.