MIFF 2015 guest David Gulpilil narrates this stunning virtual reality journey across Australia in a joyous celebration of Indigenous song and dance – the "first language" of his people. A 360° live-action VR documentary, Carriberrie encompasses the traditional and contemporary, past and present, as it joins Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and modern technology in groundbreaking ways.

From the Central Desert to the northern rainforests, from ceremonial creation dances to bush-punk bands, director Dominic Allen (winner of the MIFF 2009 Emerging Australian Filmmaker award) has crafted a remarkable immersive experience.

^{Users should be aware that in rare cases participation in these experiences and using this technology may involve some risks, including (but not limited to): nausea, dizziness, disorientation, visual abnormalities, injury or other discomfort}