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The Place Where the Dreaming Changed Shape /May 19, 2016 by Organic Photo

After being  screened at The Inaugural Footscray Indigenous Film Festival, the Federation Square Big Screen, Indigenous Community Television and the Tasmanian Breath of Fresh Air Film Festival, the documentary I've shot in 2014 with New Dub City is now publicly available. Enjoy and share.

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In 2014, New Dub City - led by producer and frontman Ali MC - toured to the remote Aboriginal community of Maningrida, where they conducted drumming workshops and performed a rare live show. Mane Djang Karirra - meaning ‘the place where the Dreaming changed shape’ in local Kunibidji language - is a short documentary following the band as they experience the rich life and culture of the area. Beautifully shot by photographer Francesco Vicenzi, and with a bass heavy dub soundtrack, Mane Djang Karirra provides a glimpse into touring to a remote Aboriginal community. Produced by Ali MC Filmed and Directed by Francesco Vicenzi The phrase Mane Djung Karirra used with permission from Kunubidji Elders

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