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'A dreamtime story of how fire came to the Noongars of the Pinjarra (Bindjareb) region told through painting, dance and visual storytelling.' Source: www.screenwest.com.au (Sighted 21/05/2009).
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'Karla' featured at the 2009 Perth International Arts Festival (PIAF) at the Noongar Welcome to Country Celebration.
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'Karla' was funded through the Deadly Yarns Indigenous short film initiative, a joint initiative of ScreenWest, the Film and Television Institute (FTI) and the ABC.
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Karla Comes to Perth
2009
single work
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 11 February no. 444 2009; (p. 59) "Karla is a Dreamtime story of how fire came to the Noongar people of the Pinjarra region, told through painting, dance annd visual storytelling," (Mr Booth, ScreenWest Chief Executive.)
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Karla Comes to Perth
2009
single work
review
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 11 February no. 444 2009; (p. 59) "Karla is a Dreamtime story of how fire came to the Noongar people of the Pinjarra region, told through painting, dance annd visual storytelling," (Mr Booth, ScreenWest Chief Executive.)
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