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Issue Details: First known date: 2022... 2022 Sydney Film Festival Opens with First Nations Film We Are Still Here
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'For the creators of the First Nations film We Are Still Here, the arrival of James Cook at Sydney’s Botany Bay 252 years ago is not the whole story.'

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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-08/sydney-film-festival-opens-we-are-still-here/101132630 Sydney Film Festival Opens with First Nations Film We Are Still Heresmall AustLit logo ABC News [Online]
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  • We Are Still Here Danielle MacLean , Dena Napuljarri Curtis , Tim Worrall , Richard Curtis , Miki Magasiva , Mario Gaoa , Tiraroa Reweti , Chantelle Burgoyne , Tracey Rigney , Renae Maihi , Samuel Nuggin-Paynter , 2022 anthology film/TV
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