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Issue Details: First known date: 2004... 2004 The Mimis
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'A young man believes he is a disappointment to his father. He is taken by the friendly creatures, the mimis, who teach him to be happy and joyful. His father finds him, and there is a joyful realization that his father loves him.' 

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    form y separately published work icon Dust Echoes : Ancient Stories, New Voices 2004 Z1611900 2004 website film/TV dreaming story

    The Dust Echoes consists of twelve dreamtime stories from the Wugularr Community in Arnhem Land located in the northern Territory of Australia. Narrated by Tom E. Lewis, this series has been screened during film festivals throughout the world. The Dust Echoes provides young people with 12 dreamtime stories to inspire interest and respect for Aboriginal culture

    2004
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