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1 online resource (streaming video file) (27 min. 12 sec.) ; 162717022 bytes |
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*Coarse Language, Drug Use, Sexual References, Violence*Meet Magic Murri, a black magician who wishes for nothing more than to be allowed to pull a rabbit out of a hat; hear a story from Aunty We'ama, the nation's most inappropriate Indigenous children's TV host; and the Tiddas try and out-eat each other. We also unlock the vaults to dust off the one remaining print of the forgotten seventies 'blaxploitation' classic Blackest of the Black.Blackest was Australia's answer to Shaft, the blackest, sexiest and most fashionable cop to ever take down a bad guy with a boomerang. We catch-up with the housewives of Narromine as Ginny relates the story of her daughter-in-law winning the lottery, Mavis Kelly takes issue with a woman's jumper and Lillian, the Cos I'm Black woman takes great offence when a hairdresser refuses to sell her a bottle of shampoo and conditioner.We meet John, and his new white girlfriend Tiffany (Brooke Satchwell). At first John is thrilled that Tiffany is keen to learn about his Indigenous culture, but before long it becomes apparent she's taking it too far. Things spiral out of control as Tiffany loses herself in her new Indigenous identity.PRODUCTION DETAILS:Scarlett Pictures, produced by Kath Shelper and Mark O'Toole. ABC Executive Producer and Head of Indigenous Sally Riley |
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Closed captioning in English |
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Broadcast 2014-11-19 at 21:35:00 |
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Classification: M |
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Aboriginal Australians -- Race identity.
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Blacks.
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Indigenous peoples -- Colonies.
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Race discrimination -- Psychological aspects.
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Australia.
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Streaming video
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Anderson, Craig, director
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Cole, Beck, director
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Bell, Jon, cast
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Fa'aoso, Aaron, cast
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Lui, Nakkiah, cast
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McMullen, Jeff, cast
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Oliver, Steven, cast
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Stewart, Bjorn, cast
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Wymarra, Elizabeth, cast
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