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MOVIE

Manganinnie

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Rating
NR
Duration
1h 30m
Year
1980
Language
English
Publisher
Umbrella Entertainment

About

Australia, 1830. Edward Waterman (Phillip Hinton) and his family arrive in a remote part of Tasmania (known at the time as Van Diemen's Land). Waterman is pressured into helping British colonial forces carry out the Black Line – enforced removal of Aborigines from land near white settlements. Aboriginal woman Manganinnie (Mawuyul Yanthalawuy) survives a Black Line raid which claims the life of her husband, Meenopeekameena (Buruminy Dhamarrandji).

Related Subjects

  • Drama

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Artists

    Mawuyul YanthalawuyActor
    Phillip HintonActor