Our Choir Has Always Been Travelling
Viewer Advice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers should be aware that this film contains images, voices or names of deceased persons.
Members of a central Australian choir celebrate community and creativity through their own voices and vibrant animation.
Meet six talented artists and singers in the Ntaria Choir of Hermannsburg as they perform together across Australia – and the world, as part of the larger Central Australian Aboriginal Women’s Choir – in a mixture of English, Western Aranda and Pitjantjatjara. With poise and warm humour, these First Nations women assert their own identities and stories through expressive artwork, language and music.
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