Against a backdrop of images of the Ramingining community, director Rolf de Heer talks about the unexpected problems in casting Ten Canoes (2006).

This clip introduces Samson (Rowan McNamara) and the community where he lives.

Delilah (Marissa Gibson) nurses Samson (Rowan McNamara) back to health. She bathes him in the water trough, gives him fresh clothes to wear and makes him a meal.

Five First Nations filmmakers were showcased through the 2002 Dreaming in Motion initiative from the Australian Film Commission (AFC) Indigenous Unit and SBS Independent.

Trespass is a 2002 documentary about Yvonne Margarula and the Mirarr people’s fight against the mining companies.

Warwick Thornton's feature directorial debut Samson and Delilah is a heartbreaking and thought-provoking film about two First Nations teenagers growing up in central Australia.

Shifting Sands was a continuation of the ground-breaking Sand to Celluloid initiative for First Nations filmmakers.

The Sand to Celluloid initiative was developed by the Australian Film Commission's newly established ‘Indigenous Branch’ in 1993, which was led by Walter Saunders.

The documentary Stolen Generations uses historical and interview footage to tell the story of three First Nations people removed as children from their families.