A moving and confronting encounter ... a passionate embodiment of cultural resilience, merging movement styles ... into something new and powerfully representative of contemporary Australian diversity
A powerful, visceral film shot in Broome that moves between the dance studio and the beach at dawn, where the cry of the Guwayi bird warns of a turning tide
It is not only the real and present grief of someone who has no tears left after a lifetime of living under someone else’s soul-crushing rules. It’s also a metaphor for the death throes of the old colonial, mostly white order.
