Behind the scenes of the Rachel Perkins film Radiance (1998).

In a ravaged future Australia, a solitary hermit guarding a priceless treasure is forced to offer sanctuary to a young girl fleeing murderous scavengers.

The NFSA highlights the work of Tracey Moffatt, the groundbreaking contemporary artist and filmmaker.

An old woman is pushed in a wheelchair by her Aboriginal daughter (Marcia Langton) along a trail lined with rocks. They come to a stop by an outside toilet. The Aboriginal woman waits.

An intoxicated man sways before the camera. Three Aboriginal women walk into a games parlour in seedy Kings Cross. They sit at a table and check out the other patrons.

Michael Leigh surveys the long history of ethnographic filmmaking in this country and the representation of Indigenous Australians on film.

Marnie and her boyfriend walk by the TAB. They stop and observe Marnie’s father inside. Marnie and her boyfriend are sitting in a car.

Marnie (Carmen Glynn-Braun) is on a swing. She trains the camera towards the brick wall.

Marnie (Carmen Glynn-Braun) is preparing breakfast for her younger sister (Savannah Glynn-Braun). The younger sister complains about being sick and says she does not want to go to school.

Highlighting short films by First Nations filmmakers including Wayne Blair, Beck Cole, Ivan Sen, and Warwick Thornton.