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	Nhama Ga Ngama (Look and Listen) is our second DVD installment of short films from Northeast Arnhem land by Yolngu for Yolngu. The films are created on country and edited in-house, providing a cinematic snapshot of Northeast Arnhem Land in 2009. The DVD features traditional ceremonies, documentaries, dance performances, animation, narrative fiction, cross-dressing and football. You can watch Nhama Ga Ngama preview online or sample a selection of titles on youtube.

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	The Mulka Project provides meaningful employment and empowerment to the Yirrkala community by allowing Yolngu Aboriginal People to take control of documents of their culture in modern digital media. On one side is the repatriation of valuable documentation of the region's cultural heritage that is kept in outside collections. The other is training Yolngu to take the reigns of modern media to tell their own stories from now on. We are currently dependent on government and philanthropic funding, but are developing products and services to make ourselves more sustainable into the future. Take a look around this website to get to know who we are and what projects, partnerships and opportunities we have going on.

	This short film tells you a bit more about the Mulka Project in 2009

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