An Evening of Indigenous Film from Australia, May 18th at Dazzle Jazz Club

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR INDIGENOUS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

and

NO CREDITS PRODUCTIONS

PRESENT

An Evening of Indigenous Film from Australia

Tuesday May 18th

Dazzle Jazz Club

930 Lincoln Street, Denver Co 80203

6:15 p.m. Seating, food & beverage service begins - enjoy Dazzle's wonderful

food & drinks while you watch the films

7:00 p.m. Films begin

Admission: $10 (advance or at the door)

KANYINI is a story told by Uncle Bob Randall, a member of the

Yankunytjatjara people of Central Australia and one of the traditional

owners of Uluru, the greatest monolith in the world.

In this compelling documentary Uncle Bob tells us about his life, about the

history of Australia, and about the impacts of European colonization from an

Aboriginal perspective. Based on Bob's own personal journey and the wisdom

he learned from the elders living in the bush, Bob tells the tale of why

Indigenous people are now struggling in a modern world and what needs to be

done for Indigenous people to move forward. A tale of Indigenous wisdom

clashing against materialist notions of progress, this is not only a story

of one man and his people but the story of the human race. (53 minutes).

GREEN BUSH. As Kenny works the night shift at an Australian Aboriginal

community radio station, we see the radio station as much more than a place

for spinning records, and Kenny as much more than the local DJ. This

narrative short film by award-winning director Warwick Thornton is not to be

missed. (26 minutes).

For additional information contact Jeanne Rubin at jeannerubin@iiirm.org or

303-744-9686.

For advance tickets contact donnie l. betts at 720-748-1388 (office) or

720-318-9895 (cell).

Jeanne Rubin, Film Festival Director

International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management

444 South Emerson Street

Denver, Colorado 80209-2216

USA

Phone: +1 303-744-9686