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Tracing lineages: The work of remembering, mourning and honouring in Romaine Moreton's the Farm

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2013

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Nugent, Maria

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Intellect Ltd

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How do Aboriginal people in settler-colonial Australia negotiate the entwined experiences and histories of displacement and emplacement? Romaine Moreton's short film The Farm (2009) engages with these experiences and histories through the perspective of A

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/21350

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Studies in Australasian Cinema

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10.1386/sac.7.2-3.179-1

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2037-12-31

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