CTC
1h 30m
Angelica Christina Dio
Blak Douglas
Presented by Theatre Royal & Castlemaine Documentary Festival for the Central Victorian Indigenous Film Festival.
Renowned Dhungatti artist, Blak Douglas, prepares for his exhibition, a portrait of his Indigenous grandmother, at the National Gallery of Australia’s Indigenous Art Triennial: Defying Empire.
Using his own story and searing artwork to reckon with Australia’s colonial past, Blak Douglas is a powerful, unapologetic exploration of truth and transformation.
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